Sentence examples for potentially damaging impacts from inspiring English sources

This conference called for action to avoid potentially damaging impacts of substances, even where there is no scientific evidence to prove a causal link between emissions and effects.

But he also enthuses about a proposal in America to assess all government policies for their potentially damaging impact on "social capital", just as they are assessed now for any damage they might inflict on the physical environment.

Monsanto has also become a hate figure for environmental groups around the world, who warn of the potentially damaging impact of its genetically modified crops.

With echoes of contentious tabloid splashes of the past, the latest controversy has revived debates about the potentially damaging impact of populist newspapers on public discourse.

Mr. Hagel said that the across-the-board spending cuts called the sequester have had "a disruptive and potentially damaging impact" on American forces, and that they will require the Pentagon to make big cuts to operations and modernization to quickly find savings in this fiscal year.

"It saddens me to see our NHS used in this way," he wrote, warning of the "potentially damaging impact" on morale.

This study investigates the use of an impact detection algorithm to locate a potentially damaging impact on an orthotropic plate by detecting the stress waves generated by such an event.

Like many social critics during the 18th century, Trimmer was concerned about fiction's potentially damaging impact on young readers.

One participant raised the need for training related to social media and the potentially damaging impact that student media posts can have on host and sending institutions given the blurred line between the private and public spheres.

Feedback systems such as that embodied by the olivocochlear system can alter sensitivity, but respond only after stimulus encoding, allowing potentially damaging sounds to impact the inner ear before sensitivity is adjusted.

"One of the most potentially damaging things is the impact on the balance of economic philosophy within the eurogroup," said Charles Grant, director of the Center for European Reform.