Sentence examples for to be damaging from inspiring English sources

Both mutations were predicted to be damaging by the CADD algorithm, and one mutation (p.Asp27His) was predicted to be damaging by SIFT algorithm (Ng and Henikoff, 2001; Kircher et al., 2014).

Even irregular eating patterns turn out to be damaging.

I also worry about the speed at which we seem to be damaging the environment.

We certainly can't afford to be damaging this aspect of the university sector too.

However, the unfriendly approach is thought to be damaging the nation's tourism industry.

But extracts from Mr. Domscheit-Berg's book are likely to be damaging on that subject.

"She doesn't want the process of the UK leaving to be damaging for the rest of the EU.

Because the first spade bid had come from South, a heart lead was likely to be damaging.

Most non-native species have little impact on the environment but a handful are considered to be damaging.

"I don't know how it will be used to be damaging to me, if that's the idea behind it".

But it's certainly not anything where it's going to be damaging to the car if you're using lesser octane fuel".