Examples of using Causing damage in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
will they dare to prevent these companies from causing damage by forcing them to adopt precautionary measures,
especially in the tropics, causing damage to several hosts of economic importance.
The physical environment risks have the potential of causing damage to the environment and are fatal in many cases.
The formation of free radicals can compromise cell physiology, causing damage to dna, enzymatic inactivation
is distributed throughout the body, causing damage to the brain, bone and kidney.
and low personal accomplishment(rp), causing damage to worker health.
general property in Honolulu, causing damage that amounted to $100,000.
as it has several toxic substances capable of causing damage to the environment and human health.
a disease that affects humans and animals, causing damage to the liver and bile duct.
animals in Europe, causing damage worth billions of Euros to the European economy every year.Â.
recontruction expenses for having consciously dumped industrial wastes into running water, causing damage to the environment and the health of residents.
and consequently causing damage to the production.
it is not possible an abrupt jump without causing damage on other bodies.
Left to the discretion of the inn to give as credit to another period if the apartment is sold not causing damage to the inn.
These protozoa are intracellular parasites of enterocytes that rupture the host cell, causing damage to the intestinal mucosa.
since they have individualized behavior when subjected to certain wet conditions, causing damage to buildings.
Disasters affect millions of people every year, causing damage to life, property and livelihoods.
rapid dissipation without causing damage to human beings, was used.
error might occur causing damage to the PST files.
substance has a very, very low toxicity that can be ingested by a human being without causing damage to his health.