Sentence examples for necessarily damaged from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, compensatory mechanisms have been found during the course of neurodegenerative diseases, as suggested by activity changes found in regions not necessarily damaged in the course of the disease [15], [30].

This specialisation is not necessarily damaging in itself.

This wouldn't necessarily damage the work-life balance of Airbnb landlords or furniture restorers.

I don't think that the wage differential, the reduction in the wage differential between China and Mexico, is necessarily damaging.

Now director of Orthopedic Research at Colorado State University, McIlwraith's decades of studies have brought him to conclude that two of the three most commonly used corticosteroids in racing don't necessarily damage joint cartilage, and one can actually help protect the joint from arthritis and other degenerative diseases.

But, this problem is not necessarily damaging to BTT.

But such is the potency of Cannes as a launch pad that negative reviews don't necessarily damage a film's commercial prospects.

It is in this context that some lament that the "chick lit" genre is necessarily damaging to female readers.

To argue that taxing the wealthy will necessarily damage the economy "is at best specious, at worst perverse".

A collapse in fossil fuel spending wouldn't necessarily damage the Republican Party, but it could open up its leaders to new political influences.

Freezing cake doesn't necessarily damage it, but thawing and refreezing cake and holding them an extra long time, does damage them.