Sentence examples for permanently harm from inspiring English sources

First, ethnic cleansing may permanently harm a nation's prospects.

Cancer therapies, including radiation and chemotherapy, can permanently harm reproductive organs.

Radiation to the pelvis used to treat colon or uterine cancer can permanently harm ovaries.

But he said he was fighting the bill because it would permanently harm the city's budget.

A press release explained: "Alcohol can permanently harm a developing baby before a woman knows she is pregnant.

Anyone who has read the warnings that come with new headphones knows that cranking music at full volume can permanently harm hearing.

Thousands of kids drank water that may have permanently harmed their brains.

Decades of research has shown that when factories close, many of the workers who are displaced are permanently harmed.

And the youth unemployment rate was 61.4%, reinforcing fears that the eurozone crisis has created a generation of young people who whose career changes are permanently harmed.

The tiny particles can also cross the blood-brain barrier, which is less resistant in children, permanently harming cognitive development and their future prospects.

Unless that culture ended, he said, property values would erode, communal spirit would be destroyed, and the education of the township's 10,500 students would be permanently harmed.