Sentence examples for the damaging side from inspiring English sources
It is a sentiment that resounds through Chinese society, where frustrations over the damaging side effects of rapid economic growth are boiling over.
One of its most successful applications has been in the realm of psychiatry, where it is now used to dispel the "inner voices" of schizophrenics, or to combat clinical depression without the damaging side effects of electroshock therapy.
Hervé Baro, secretary general of the union, said in Friday's issue of Le Monde that the government did not "properly measure the damaging side effects of its project," adding, "Our determination to act is stronger than ever".
The damaging side effects limit the dose of the drug administered effectively reducing the amount of the drug that reaches the tumor.
It's not a big problem if only one or two bone tumors have been found, but as they multiply, so do the damaging side effects of beam treatments.
For example, polar bears have evolved thick coats to keep them warm, even though this has the damaging side effect that they are heavy to carry.
I believe the damaging side-effects of the monetary medicine may actually be undermining recovery.
Another target was forcing giant companies to pay for the damaging side-effects of drugs like Opren, Halcion or Debendox.
(The transcript was released with a lag of 48 hours, unlike the Fed scripts, which stewed for over five years).As I have already discussed ad nauseum, Mr Rajan feels that rich-world central bankers are neglecting, in word and deed, the damaging side-effects of their policies on emerging economies.
One of the damaging side-effects, nevertheless, is that a crude assessment of legality could unfairly prevent the bulk of upstream traffic and a significant proportion of downstream traffic in many parts of the world that is comprised of peer-to-peer file sharing.
A common mechanistic explanation for longevity requires enhancing systems to protect against the damaging side-effects of aerobic metabolism, such as that caused by oxidative stress or endogenous lipophilic toxins [ 31, 32].
