Sentence examples for systematic damage from inspiring English sources

She said: "Unfortunately, although coffee contains compounds that have antioxidant effects and anti-inflammatory properties, drinking a few cups of coffee a day cannot undo the systematic damage that is the result of being overweight or obese, sedentary, excessive alcohol consumption or drastically mitigate an unhealthy diet".

It provides a door through which a force of brokenness can wreak much damage--from the Church in Charleston, to the culture of lynching black men ostensibly to protect the purity of white women, to the systematic damage being inflicted on America in the national crisis of our times.

The metabolic abnormalities can induce atherosclerosis, thus leading to systematic organ damage [ 23].

As a matter of fact, studies have shown that systematic treatment damage immune cells in addition to some cancer cells and thus make the patients weaker in dealing with the spared cancers cells once these cancer cells come back to life or proliferation [ 96, 97].

As the Baby Boomers continue to die off, leaving irreversible environmental damage, systematic racism, endless war in the Middle East, and various financial disasters in their wake, post-millennials might want to adopt the slogan that every one of their grandparents deserves to have carved into their tombstone – Hold My Albatross – as a rallying cry.

Results from a systematic study of damage in material structures representing the basic elements of dental crowns are reported.

This work describes the findings of a systematic assessment of damage in the mountain tunnels in Taiwan after the earthquake.

34 A Cochrane systematic review on damage control laparotomy conducted in 2010 identified only seven relevant observational 18232626 35 38 studies and no randomised controlled trials (RCTs).

Mary Rice from the 'Environmental Investigation Agency', an organisation that exposes international environmental crimes, explains that "Charcoal burning is a local practice but when put on a commercial, international scale it becomes something much more systematic, widespread and damaging.

Injustice in according people status as knowers and inquirers generates systematic ignorance that damages the interests of subordinated groups.

The effect of underestimating the fiscal multiplier has been systematic misjudgment of the damage that "fiscal consolidation" does to the economy.