Sentences with phrase «damaging to the environment when»

Bitumen, they argue, is more corrosive on the pipes, making the line more leak - prone, and more damaging to the environment when it does spill out, which it inevitably will.

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Okay so a train journey may only take a couple of hours, but when you think how many flights Arsenal take every month, I think that this one will do a lot less damage to the environment than most of their journeys.
If you have been hurt badly, lied to or had significant physical and emotional damage from traditional medical care — being forced back into that environment will cause fear, that will hamper labour due to how women were made (any threat the woman feels causes labour to slow until she no longer experiences that «fight or flight response», and when she feels safe again, labour should resume)-- labour slows and then interventions «have» to be done... and the cycle repeats itself — reenforcing the belief that the hospital is not the place to birth.
Your child's ear is much more sensitive than an adult's, so when your child is immersed in a noisy environment or playing with a noisy toy she is much more susceptible to noise - induced hearing loss, which can lead to permanent hearing damage.
Instead, it supports my argument to do it young, when settling involves constructing a family environment with a perfectly acceptable man who may not trip your romantic trigger — as opposed to doing it older, when settling involves selling your very soul in exchange for damaged goods.
Regular spates of truanting, depression and aggression by British schoolchildren shows what serious damage can be done to a sensitive child when the environment is not appropriate.
When ordering sole custody, the court can consider the conduct, marital status, income, social environment or lifestyle of either party only if it is shown that these factors are causing or may cause damage to the child.
If everybody gets paid when we privatize resources, they might want to privatize more resources and allow more damage to the environment.
Duncan Fisher's succinct country - by - country analysis for the non-Soviet East shows how the high hopes of 1990 «when no political programme could afford not to declare a commitment to improving the severely damaged environment» have dissipated.
EFTF - expressing pluripotent cells form functional retinal cells and eyes when transplanted to the developing embryo, but can these induced retinal cells also differentiate into all the functional retinal cell classes in a mature normal or damaged retinal environment?
In the present work, our observations led us to conclude that inhibition of TRF2 abrogates the formation and maintenance of the spheroidal phenotype and loss of TRF2 results in down regulation of CSC characteristics when exposed to DNA damaging environment in HCT116 colon cancer cell line.
«This is meant for nighttime application, when skin cells activate the repair mechanisms to help undo damage from the sun and environment.
When your skin is damaged by sun or dry environments (thanks a lot, office air - con), your ceramides decrease, leaving you more susceptible to damage.
So when you add it up poor diet that lacks whole, fresh enzyme rich foods and pro-biotic rich foods plus over use of antibiotics and other immune damaging drugs creates the perfect environment for yeast to thrive and take over.
The main reason people decide to go organic when gardening is that they think commercial chemicals, including pesticides and fertilizers, may degrade soil quality, harm the environment and cause long - term damage to their personal health.
Antioxidants are effective at preventing something called sebum peroxidation, which is when free radicals damage the skin's sebum, lowering its oxygen content, and making it an ideal environment for an anaerobic bacteria, P. acnes, to thrive and reproduce.
«The hypothesis that higher intake of plant foods is beneficial to human health because this increases antioxidant defence against oxidative damage is logical in evolutionary terms, especially when we consider the relatively hypoxic environment in which humans may have evolved.
So when you're buying something that isn't necessarily coming from the most trustworthy of sources, ask yourself if you could put it on hold to find an alternative that will not only last you longer but also won't do any damage when it comes to the earth, environment or the fast fashion industry that we need to start changing.
When the people were blissfully ignorant of GW did they think fossil energy was doing genuine damage to their health and environment or did they enjoy the comfort and immense benefits of that energy.
Instead we try to teach zanshin, or «awareness», whereby you continually assess your environment and your options so that every decision when confronted with a threat is the most efficient way of coming away with the least amount of damage.
The proportion of sites in which no post-fire tree regrowth had taken place increased from 19 to 32 per cent when comparing earlier years of the analysis to the more recent years The Independent, Dec 2017 The forest fires that have hit California this year could be causing lasting damage to the environment owing to climate change Getty Images A new...
The damage to the environment and to human health is inexcusable, WCO says, especially when the power projects are not needed.
My final question is this: If a judge is required to undertake the above - referenced analysis when an employee alleges that he or she should not be made to mitigate his damages by returning to a hostile, embarrassing or humiliating work environment (thus using the allegations as a «shield») why is it «unnecessary and undesirable to expand the court's involvement in such questions» when the employee puts forwards the allegations as a claim, thus using the allegations as a «sword?»
Courts must also consider the new enumerated «aggravating factors» when sentencing companies convicted of regulatory offences, including whether the offence caused damage or risk of damage to the environment or to «any unique, rare, particularly important or vulnerable component of the environment
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