Sentence examples for pushing damaged from inspiring English sources

In our study, we cannot exclude the possibility that the effects of EGFR on cell sloughing could also be a consequence of the abnormal morphogenesis of newly synthesized enterocytes, whose growth may aid in physically pushing damaged enterocytes out of the layer.

This collapsed state may help push damaged areas together, allowing for rapid closure of the wound.

This indicates that the underlying value of the business has been damaged, pushing up the cost of attracting capital and generating sales.

Dylan was a depressive, but each had played into the other's damaged emotions, pushing each other into a spiral of violence.

They fear that his aggressive push may damage the party's prospects in 2008.

Neither he nor any other lawmaker has disclosed specific details from the DIA report but they have continued to push the "damage" narrative in interviews with journalists and during appearances on Sunday talk shows.

But that doesn't necessarily mean they won't be pushing through for damages on behalf of their clients.

A quick look at a map reveals that westerly winds could push emissions from the damaged Japanese nuclear plants toward a number of populated Pacific islands — not so lucky for them.

The move will be greeted with relief by oil consuming nations concerned that further production cuts would have pushed prices higher and damaged hopes of a global economic recovery.

Then, the prospect of the huge hedge fund's dumping its holdings into already damaged markets pushed the Federal Reserve of New York to broker a deal to unwind the fund gradually with the help of several big Wall Street firms.

Might pushing reform too far damage its own interests, by toppling friendly regimes and seeing them replaced by something worse not just worse for America but also, perhaps, for the Arabs themselves?In June 2009 the newly elected President Obama introduced a subtle change in American policy.