Sentences with phrase «damaging process»

Divorce mediation is certainly a less time consuming, less emotionally draining, and less damaging process than court.
Her book, pictured here, provides answers to many critical questions surrounding parental alienation, and is a valuable resource at understanding this highly damaging process.
Both are considering banning entirely the increasingly controversial and environmentally damaging process of natural gas extraction popularly known as fracking.
When you open that refrigerator filled with all those stouts, you have just contributed to a whole raft of environmentally damaging processes.
On the one hand, it may be that postponing a rapid resolution protects us from the most damaging consequences of a crisis, when slower growth and a rising debt burden reinforce each other, while giving us time to rebalance less painfully — the Great depression in the US showed us how damaging the process can be.
Unlike many other grains, which undergo extensive and damaging processing before they reach store shelves, oats are always whole, irrespective of whether they are steel cut, rolled, quick cooking or instant.
This research points to inflammation as a potential early indicator of later brain degeneration, but we can not say whether inflammation could be causing brain shrinkage or if it is a response to other damaging processes that might already be underway.
«Evidence is accumulating that dietary changes and special nutrients may help to reduce oxidative stress, free radical formation and thereby slow down the skin damage process,» they write, noting that while the primary treatment of photoaging is photoprotection, «secondary treatment could be achieved with the use of antioxidants.»
The activated microglial cells and this entire damaging process are referred to, generally, as neuroinflammation.
Like his other films, it still centers on a relationship tempted with infidelity, but through this, and through a plot involving the production of two vastly different independent films, Swanberg ponders out loud the role of the filmmaking process in the lives of the creators, and whether or not the resulting films are worth the strain and possible damage the process can cause.
However, if you are not able to iron it out on your own, post-divorce mediation is always available as a much more desirable option than going to court, where you can easily spend in excess of $ 50,000 for a custody trial - all while potentially subjecting your children to an emotionally damaging process.
For one thing, this brand only offers dehydrated pet food products — they don't use the heat - damaging process of extrusion which destroys much of the nutritional integrity of raw ingredients.
However, with these few exceptions, the GATT rules prevent countries from discriminating against imports of «like products» so that goods produced using environmentally damaging process (such as indiscriminate logging) can not be banned.
Coffeefruit is an antioxidant - rich superfruit, these free - radical fighting antioxidants help protect the body against the damaging process of oxidation.
In sum, the key to successful parenting post-divorce is helping your kids heal from your breakup and introducing them to a new love too soon might complicate, delay, or damage this process.
«The length of the light pulses must also be ultra-short to outpace the damaging processes,» van der Schot noted.
«Cancer's origins revealed: Genetic imprints and signatures left by DNA - damaging processes that lead to cancer identified.»
The TMS cited Brown for «distinguished contributions to advancing the field of material dynamic mechanical properties and damage processes, while providing long - standing service to TMS and the materials community.»
This damaging process, known as glycation, can result in a loss of radiance, dark circles under the eyes, loss of tone, puffiness, an increase in fine lines and wrinkles and a loss of facial contours and increased pore size.
The addition of refined carbohydrates including bread, white rice and pasta only aggravates the damage process.
Superfoods are rich in phytochemicals, good bacteria that protect your immune system, as well as antioxidants, which play a key role in fighting off the damaging processes of free radicals.
Recovery nutrition slows down the damaging process from exercise to aid in recovery and injury prevention, it gets you ready for the next «performance», and teaches your muscles to increase your glycogen storing potential.
Scientists claim radiation initiates a damaging process in the body thought to be closely linked to degenerative diseases called oxidative stress.
Bruni documents how many parents and schools have turned college admissions into a damaging process of test preparation, tutors, and varied rankings.
In other words, drought recovery is seen as immediate and complete, partly because models are, by definition, simplified versions of the real world, but also because scientists are just beginning to understand these damage processes.
If the element of privacy is removed the parties may be discouraged from providing full and frank disclosure, which would damage the process.
Dr. Ehrlich found that as written, including the reforms for instituting fairness in the damages process by establishing guidelines that allow inventors to recoup the true value of their invention in legitimate infringement cases, the Patent Reform Act would create 100,000 new high - tech sector jobs over the next five years.
Divorce is rarely easy, yet it doesn't need to be a traumatic or damaging process.
It brings a collaborative team approach to the harsh and damaging process of a traditionally litigated divorce.
Notwithstanding price jumps in oil and natural gas, particularly after Katrina and Rita disrupted supplies by damaging processing and transportation facilities on the Gulf Coast, inflation continues to be modest.
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