Sentences with phrase «causing irreversible harm»

Both infections can progress rapidly in newborns» eyes, damaging the clear part over the pupils (corneas) and causing irreversible harm.

There is a growing body of research that shows blood lead levels as low as 2 micrograms can cause irreversible harm to a child, such as a lowered IQ.

And, especially for our children, these toxins can easily overwhelm the body and cause irreversible harm.

If you will not be with your new puppy, you must crate him or her to keep the dog from chewing things like electric cords, plants, or cleaning chemical bottles that could cause irreversible harm to the puppy's developing body.

However, if outdated and inhumane methods are used by such individuals, they can cause irreversible harm to the patient and result in client injury.

The nature of a medical professional's work is such that their errors can cause irreversible harm to an innocent victim.

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About 20 percent of babies in the United States are now fed soy formula, but the estrogens in soy can cause long term harm your baby's sexual development and reproductive health that is irreversible.

Although some experts say it takes longer than the short duration of the Olympics to build up irreversible lung and cardiovascular damage, others think that any extreme exertion in really bad conditions will cause irreparable harm.

Research by the Urban Institute and others reveals the deep and irreversible harm that parental deportation causes in the lives of their children.

Deporting Parents Hurts Kids New York Times, April 20, 2012 «Research by the Urban Institute and others reveals the deep and irreversible harm that parental deportation causes in the lives of their children.

This lawsuit is one of two filed this week to safeguard the Western Arctic from the irreversible harm that could be caused by these ill - considered and illegal lease sales.

The only way to block a project with a renewable energy approval (REA), according to the legislation, is that an appellant must prove the risk posed by the project will cause «serious harm to human health,» or «serious and irreversible harm to plant life, animal life or the natural environment.»

Often, the harm caused by exposure to toxic chemicals due to oil and gas drilling is irreversible.

Domestic violence has the potential to ruin families, cause serious physical injuries, and impose irreversible psychological harms.

However, the Tribunal did reject the REA for one project, a wind farm at Ostrander's Point, on the ground that the long road to the wind farm will cause serious and irreversible harm to an endangered species, the Blanding's Turtle.

This type of behavior can cause your child psychological harm that may be irreversible.