Examples of using Be damaging in English and their translations into German
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Political
Obviously we all consider market power and processes of concentration to be damaging.
carries certain risks and can even be damaging.
If disposed improperly, the materials may be damaging to the environment and human health.
Too much body fat or indeed too little body fat can be damaging to your health.
National provisions often go beyond EU law and can in some instances be damaging for cross-border investment.
In addition they can be damaging to health both by external contact and also when ingested with food.
It is, in any event, an expression of a mercantilism that I believe to be damaging.
which could be damaging for the seedling.
A process culminating automatically in accession without any other options would be damaging to both the EU and Turkey itself.
Shorthand terms are often used to describe unemployed young people they can be damaging unless used with great care.
Therefore, the idea that we should now protect our own production would be damaging for our agricultural sector.
This type of money management can be damaging to traders.
However, repeated laser procedures can be damaging for your skin.
If not, the apparent link will just be damaging.
Frugality can never be damaging but can always be of use….
Too much sunlight can be damaging, however, and cause skin cancers.
Too much of anything over time can be damaging, so aim for variety.
Pest- An organism with characteristics that people deem to be damaging or unwanted.
Musical instruments and toy guns with sound effects can be damaging or cause irritation.
To minimise fraud that could be damaging for us and for our customers.