Sentence examples for which is damage from inspiring English sources

Though appropriate for an acute, life-threatening illness, which sleeping sickness is, its side effects (the most serious of which is damage to the adrenal cortex) make it unsuitable for chronic prescription to someone whose life is not in danger.

But here is the important point: my heart was not broken by anything that creates genuine damage like infidelity, but by the bliss of hope which is damage that can be repaired, which is damage that teaches me what to long for next.

"But my obsession is with humanism, and I reject all action which is damaging to man".

The end result is a biased and misleading picture which is damaging for a fragile community.

"What we have to understand is that it's not just the physical property which is damaged, it's the psychological damage which is huge," he said.

There is a certain amount of friction in public, which is damaging to Muslims when we are so misrepresented in the media.

The government is seeking to demonstrate its resolve in cracking down on high-level corruption, which is damaging the Communist Party's reputation.

"I did not decide to air the meeting in public – others have done that – and it is this which is damaging to Momentum, not democratic discussions".

But it's a mistake to confuse the essential requirement for information from public services with "top-down" interference, which is damaging.

Teruo Jinnai, Unesco's top official at Angkor, said: 'We are very concerned by this unprecedented, uncontrolled acceleration, which is damaging the monuments and the local environment.

"We will offer a real and responsible alternative to the dangerous plans of this coalition government, which is damaging the economic future of millions of families".