Sentences with phrase «collateral damage this has caused»

The collateral damage this has caused is ridiculous.

Not exact matches

However, as yields have sunk, concerns have risen about the collateral damage QE is causing.
We have plenty of missiles available for the same task, but then using a drone or satellite info for targeting will definitely cause more collateral damage due to time lag requiring larger munitions or salvos.
In an interview, he reiterated that the bill would cause too much «collateral damage» on New Yorkers and he fired back at Cuomo.
I've tried to kick the habit, but within the first couple of minutes of Dimbers» weekly bumblefest I'm on my feet, roaring at the television, causing a good deal of collateral damage to my carpets and red wine glasses.
Now, University of Michigan scientists have uncovered how your cells keep this war from causing too much collateral damage.
Already, a new sub-sect has emerged called Malicious Security, and this time, MalSec says, it is going «for the win» without causing collateral damage.
«Worldwide research efforts have developed powerful agents that can treat diseased tissues but if they can not be steered to where they are needed, they can also cause collateral damage.
Despite the genetic turmoil this causes, scientists have disagreed for nearly a century about whether this abnormality and other types of genomic instability are the starting gun for cancer or merely collateral damage.
Leaving the distressed cells alone risks having them cause collateral damage to other cells, while destroying them eliminates potentially critical brain cells, many of which don't regenerate.
Now, U-M scientists have uncovered how your cells keep this war from causing too much collateral damage.
In time, I would be shown the truth of my situation — that when the surgeon removed my colon, he didn't remove the cause of the disease but only the collateral damage it had inflicted.
Just because you changed the diet which is the foundational key underlying cause, you may have to go deeper and have other systems worked on and fixed because of that collateral damage was still on motion.
My recommendations for intermittent fasting have always been that you need healthy adrenal and thyroid function to truly benefit, without causing extra collateral damage.
Jesse is a bulldozer of otherworldly magnitude: She knows she's beautiful but she has no idea the power and collateral damage she's causing (or does she?)
So imagine what it might be like for a black superhero, a person purposefully breaking the law while having enhanced metahuman abilities or causing millions of dollars worth of collateral damage to city property.
What currently passes for «reform» has caused considerable collateral damage to schools and teachers.
WHEREAS, it is widely recognized that high - stakes standardized testing is an inadequate and often unreliable measure of both student learning and educator effectiveness, and the over-reliance on standardized testing has caused considerable collateral damage in many schools, including narrowing the curriculum, teaching to the test, reducing student's love of learning, pushing students out of school, driving teachers out of the profession, and undermining school climate; and
Until now, companies have not paid a significant price for the collateral environmental damage they cause.
However, those who oppose software patents looked at the Bilski case as an opportunity for the SCOTUS to establish criteria for patentable subject matter («patent - eligibility») that, ideally, would have caused collateral damage (or collateral benefit from the anti-software-patent point of view) to the patentability of software.
Identity thieves can create a lot of collateral damage and have even caused victims to file bankruptcy just to get their lives back on track.
To ensure Stuxnet did not cause any collateral damage, the worm's programmers were careful to ensure only the specific configuration of machines known to be present at the Natanz plant would be targeted by the worm.
The AG considered that indirect discrimination encompasses instances, where a practice has a disparate impact on a protected group but also causes «collateral damage».
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