Sentence examples for which are damaging from inspiring English sources

ruling, back off on those tariffs, which are damaging their own manufacturers".

Free radicals are produced in oxidation which are damaging to our cells and can cause cancer.

We would appeal to anyone with any influence to continue to work with police to tackle these issues which are damaging for the whole community.

I won't be at all surprised if some of the episodes are nevertheless denied – or "furiously denied" as political reporters now commonly describe the response from Number 10 to revelations which are damaging to the prime minister.

Adams says descendants of the original west-coast miners are quickly getting fed-up with unskilled opportunists galloping into the industry, and trampling up their backyard with heavy-handed operations, which are damaging to their reputation and the environment.

"With little atmosphere, the planet would also be subject to harsh UV and X-ray radiation from the superflares, along with charged particle radiation, all of which are damaging to life," she added.

"We've got examples of Roman textiles which are damaged by moths".

In the chancel is another piscina and a sedilia, both of which are damaged.

We welcomed breaking and cracking of the forms as a juxtaposition of pristine and geometric casts with ones which are damaged and more organic.

The tubular epithelia which are damaged, on the other hand, quickly recover [ 11].

Until recently, it was assumed that the only sources of extracellular ATP are cells which are damaged or dying.