Sentence examples for most to damage from inspiring English sources

What that means is that we will all be screwed if we destroy the planet we live on but that those who have done most to damage it should pay most for the clean-up operation.

But Mr. Treviño's arrest, the killing of the previous Zeta commander in October and the recent capture of several other lieutenants have rocked the trafficking organizations that did the most to damage Mexico's image and instill the most fear among the people.

The work that did most to damage his reputation in America, and which split his supporters in Britain, was his Age of Reason (1793/4), which was followed by a further part in 1795, and additional writings compiled by later editors into a third part, from 1804.

The nose and bridge between the eyes are most susceptible to damage; next most susceptible is the chin.

But that sensitivity comes at a price, for the inner ear is also the sensory system most susceptible to damage.

Meanwhile, they are also the parts most susceptible to damage.

Ram spermatozoa are most susceptible to damage during freezing between the temperatures of −10°C and −25°C.

The method estimates the energy localized in bandwidth regions near resonance that are the most sensitive to damage.

Because radiation is especially harmful to dividing cells, exposed cells at the equator are most prone to damage.

Aside from leather, natural wood is perhaps the most sensitive to damage and staining.

Most carcinogens are expected to damage the cellular DNA, producing mutant cells (Setlow 1978).