Sentence examples for most damaging element from inspiring English sources
Re "Court Splits Immigration Law Verdicts; Upholds Hotly Debated Centerpiece, 8-0" (front page, June 26): The Supreme Court has upheld the most damaging element of SB 1070, Arizona's cruel anti-immigrant law.
"The truth is, the most damaging element is not ammonia, it's hydrogen peroxide," said Perry Romanowski, an independent cosmetic scientist who blogs under the name of Left Brain at thebeautybrains.com.
Blocking Medicaid expansion is the single most damaging element of the GOP strategy.
However, there is a spot of good news in the report: the financial sector has deleveraged, says the report, with the most damaging elements of shadow banking in the crisis in decline.
For them, work stoppages that are held without notice or warning are often the most damaging, because the element of surprise and unpreparedness are two of the key tools in the workers' armory for creating bargaining leverage.
Following this modal-damage strategy, the most damaging modes are determined using a damage analysis based on an initial detailed Finite Element Model (FEM) of the PCB.
The new incidents echo some of the elements of the most damaging scandal in the service's history, in which male agents brought prostitutes back to their rooms in Cartagena after a night of heavy drinking in April 2012.
The ESD model parameters were extracted from the experimental and finite element analysis representing the strain history for the most damaging node in an automobile lower suspension arm.
Much remains to be learned on how these highly divergent elements enable potyviruses, which include some of the most damaging plant viruses, to take over the host translation apparatus.
Primarily plant-feeding as larvae and nectar-feeding as adults, they are a prominent element of terrestrial ecosystems, functioning as herbivores, pollinators and prey, as well as constituting one of the most damaging groups of pests overall to agriculture.
Not the most damaging Mitt-ism.
