Sentence examples for suggesting damage from inspiring English sources

When several agencies, including the Department of Agriculture and the Food and Drug Administration, held a hearing last November to discuss how to go about getting Americans to eat less salt (as opposed to whether or not we should eat less salt), these proponents argued that the latest reports suggesting damage from lower-salt diets should simply be ignored.

Therefore, in heavy-meconium fetuses, dinitrophenol affected metabolic pathways but did not activate fluid reabsorption, suggesting damage to reabsorptive mechanisms.

In fact, observations suggesting damage to PSI have been reported in Cucumis sativus L. (10 μM, 35 DAT) (Sárvári 2005; Sárvári et al. 2008) and wheat (Atal et al. 1991).

Hurricane Patricia, the strongest storm ever recorded in the Western Hemisphere, barreled into Mexico's Pacific coast on Friday evening with initial reports suggesting damage was less severe than had been feared.

The 2-degree threshold emerged in the 1970s, when Yale University economist William Nordhaus published research suggesting damage to economic growth and environmental quality can intensify once the global average temperature rises by more than 2 degrees above pre-industrial levels.

Animals that received CR6261 at 24 hours post challenge showed most regenerative response (bronchioloalveolar hyperplasia) in the lungs, suggesting damage to the lung parenchyma with subsequent regenerative response.

They suggest damage to the banking system from the financial crisis is fading.

Deafness, if not caused by middle-ear disease, suggests damage to the cochlear portion of the nerve.

Surprisingly, Hughes resisted changing his system at half-time, which suggested damage limitation and goal difference were uppermost in his mind.

Repeat experiments suggest damage can be as much as doubled by H+ reduction.

Liverpool's line-up seemed to suggest damage limitation, rather than a revenge mission, at the Bernabeu.