Sentence examples for physically damaging from inspiring English sources

And is it, separately considered, physically damaging?

But even being in a hotel room with a real bed is psychologically and physically damaging in extended runs.

We straighten our children's teeth with braces, after all; why not fix more psychologically and physically damaging traits?

The news that the game is physically damaging is certainly not new to anyone who's been keeping even half an eye open.

A blanket lowering of the screening age to incorporate girls whose flighty, erratic cervixes are more than likely to throw up abnormalities would be, at best, time-consuming and, at worst, mentally and physically damaging for young women.

According to official figures, there were 232 incidents last year of inmates assaulting guards, holding hunger strikes or physically damaging themselves in protest; in Derby, some stitched their lips together.

Was Budhia actually physically damaged?

He added: "I would be less physically damaged today.

There she claimed that our brains could be physically damaged by playing too many computer games.

That office was not physically damaged by the blasts but lost power from Con Ed shortly afterward.

To read Chomsky's recent political writing at any length is to feel almost physically damaged.