Sentences with phrase «permanent harm»

It is my understanding that the hottest of peppers will not cause permanent harm.

This could potentially do permanent harm to your pet.

We are being exposed to more toxic chemicals that can do serious harm, or even permanent harm, to our bodies.

Our knowledge and experience extends from temporary spinal injuries to cases of permanent harm.

When you don't drink enough water, your skin does more than look dry Long - term dehydration can cause permanent harm.

When negligent drivers cause pedestrian accidents, they can do permanent harm to victims and their families.

Our society was built on the concepts brought forth by Christ, and under that system we have a marvelous and previously unknown ability to do all these things without permanent harm.

Officials with the Point Reyes National Seashore and the Marine Mammal Center say harbor seal pups, born in late winter and early spring, could suffer permanent harm if they are moved or if their mothers are scared off.

They also joined in his prognosis and stated that the slip and fall accident resulted in permanent harm to Mr. Ramey.

YLaw specializes in child alienation cases and encourages you to take immediate action to prevent permanent harm to your child.

Our 5 - star rated lawyers have an established record for holding major corporations and their insurers accountable for serious or permanent harm from malfunctioning products sold to the general populace or used by workers.

Act fast to avoid causing permanent harm.

Adoption does permanent harm to children.

Nature — Interview of Martin Blaser, author of Antibiotic overuse: Stop the killing of beneficial bacteria — The scientist postulates long - term, even permanent harm to our necessary good bacteria from the use of antibiotics.

They are indeed guaranteed that nothing, not even the bitterest persecution, the worst misfortune or the death of the body, can do them any permanent harm or separate them from the love of God.

My thoughts are that a very occasional spanking is not likely to cause a child any permanent harm (though I still can't imagine or condone spanking a 1 year old).

That means for longer use the jumper will not cause any permanent harm to their bones.

«There will be no permanent harm, but we do know that it doesn't help them, and it does seem to slow development.

The weapon, which is claimed to cause no permanent harm, could also end up being used by police to control civilians.

«Australia's high levels of UV can cause long term and permanent harm to the health of your eyes,» says Shirley Loh, professional services manager for the Optometrists Association Australia (OAA).

From this article: «However, most febrile seizures are over quickly, do not mean your child has epilepsy, and do not cause any permanent harm.»

«Although any cleaner that is removing some of the exudate and wax — which yeast or bacteria can use as food — is helpful, full - strength alcohol can burn and irritate, and hydrogen peroxide is neurotoxic — if there is any damage present to the ear drum, it can cause permanent harm.

If your finances are on a very tight leash then instead of settling for dog training collars that can cause permanent harm to your dog, you should opt for a used dog training collar to remain within a tight budget.

Based on that up - to - date scientific understanding of the permanent harm that would result from the destruction and burial of six miles of vital headwater streams, the downstream contamination and resulting ecological damage, and the leveling of 2,000 acres of natural mountaintop, EPA issued a final veto determination in January 2011.

These would impose a legal duty to disclose all mistakes causing death or severe and permanent harm to NHS patients.

Sometimes using a forklift can result in serious injuries, including devastating crushing injuries which result in debilitating or permanent harm.

Beyond superficial scars and bruising, ER errors can cause permanent harm.