Sentence examples for potentially damaging effects from inspiring English sources
Because of their potentially damaging effects, several antioxidant mechanisms have evolved to protect cells and organisms from damage by excessive amounts of these highly reactive mediators.
And at present the Fed risks blowing global bubbles, with potentially damaging effects.
Mr. Obama, for his part, has emphasized the potentially damaging effects of Republican policies on the middle class.
Rising commodity prices, stimulus measures and Australia's links to Asia have so far offset the potentially damaging effects of the currency appreciation for the country's exporters.
The foreign policy chief for the European Union, Javier Solana, said today that European officials were concerned about the potentially damaging effects that the Clinton administration plan for missile defense could have on Europe's security ties with the United States.
"It continues to threaten aquatic life in the Sound as a result of the sediment that will be disturbed and deposited and the heat that it will generate, as well as other potentially damaging effects," he said.
Additionally, after lung reduction surgery, the flutter valve is used to treat prolonged air leaks without the potentially damaging effect of suction on a severely emphysematous lung [ 42], and is more effective in dealing with postoperative air leaks when there is no persistent pleural space [ 43].
The potentially damaging effect of the UK Independence Party has been similarly exaggerated.
Sahakian's research also suggests that prolific use over a prolonged period of time could have a potentially damaging effect on sleep architecture.
The former Liberal Democrat leader Menzies Campbell said there was nothing the UK could do after Brexit to protect Nato from the potentially damaging effect of an EU army.
No doubt there was an element of the circus barker in this stream of consciousness but nevertheless Hatton surely overstepped marketing responsibilities and to potentially damaging effect.
