Sentence examples for result damage to from inspiring English sources

He need not worry: the Conservative party's civil war on the subject guarantees that, whatever the result, damage to its credibility is assured.

Our babies thus begin their antibiotic exposure even before birth, and as a result damage to their formative microbial populations begins before they've had a chance to establish their optimal gut flora.

NO produced by iNOS kills infectious pathogens, but Overproduction of NO result damage to tissues and eventually destruction of tissue homeostasis [ 3].

Abnormalities in lipid metabolism may cause an overproduction of reactive oxygen species and as a result, damage to cell components, including proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and lipids, might occur, leading to progressive decline in physiological function and ultimately, to cell death [ 33].

It results from the pressure of population growth and the resulting damage to the environment".

The report makes 94 recommendations to repair the resulting damage to First Nations society, which is easily apparent throughout Canada.

But in one respect, it has been planned meticulously to limit the resulting damage to the environment.

Hajatoleslam Mohammad Motahhari also suggested that the resulting damage to the regime's authority could topple it.

The resulting damage to his credit history is what Mr. Sawyer worried about most.

The resulting damage to that system was profound, and the goals that Mao sought to achieve ultimately remained elusive.

But while she complains about the resulting damage to the environment and the economy, her biggest grievances are more personal.