long-term damage

Chemical companies have finally secured insurance to help them pay the costs of cleaning up the long-term damage they do to the environment.

The long-term damage that the water causes could be much more severe than what was caused by the quake itself, experts told Reuters.

How Japan fares in cleaning up the radioactive contamination will determine, in part, the extent of any long-term damage.

In fact it could even cause long term damage as you will be missing out on other vital nutrients.

He, like others, is worried that much more than the estimate is leaking and that the long-term damage is hard to measure.

In children the onset of full-blown deficiency can be very rapid with much greater risk of long-term damage or even death.

Paramedics on the scene said she suffered no long-term damage from her ordeal.

The long-term damage may not be clear until fuller details of the hacking emerge.

If the strike does go ahead, the long-term damage to the airline's reputation will be incalculable.

Whether a stroke causes long-term damage depends on its severity and how quickly treatment stabilizes the brain.

The long-term damage could be more serious as private businesses withdrawing from the real economy into the virtual one.

Frantic efforts by governments to save their financial systems and buoy their economies will do long-term damage to public finances.

But an erratically appreciating exchange rate with the associated hot money flows does much more long-term damage to the economy.

They are risks that threaten to reduce Mr Bush to Nixonian levels of isolation, and that threaten long-term damage to the Republican Party.

However, whether the sport causes any long-term damage to the brain has remained a point of contention.

By circumventing the constitution, and by twice dismissing the Supreme Court, Musharraf has inflicted long-term damage on the country.

But long-term damage to the company is negligible (unlike the S3 outage).

In many cases, long-term damage can result, leading to problem down the road.

These effects are reversible, easily prevented by protective eyewear and are not associated with any long-term damage.

Frequent natural disasters and long-term damage of wars made the business trading of Kiukiang face severe test.

It will be vital to reduce debt levels to avoid long-term damage and a loss of confidence from the international community.

It may be months before the cleanup is completed, and the government has yet to assess potential long-term damage to the marine environment.

That could do long-term damage to the investor base for European government debt.

without us knowing who they are, oftentimes in very hazardous situations, and unmonitored situations, that could do us long-term damage.

The smoke may be doing you quite serious long-term damage.

Can prevent long-term damage to your teeth and jaw.

What is the long term damage?

Used in anger or malice, they can cause more long term damage than a physical beating.

" But he will not be long-term damage that image of the government, because " the public memory of short-term .

That means there is also a risk of long- term damage to the commodity futures industry .

This is in addition to the more subtle long-term damage to blood vessels themselves, making them more narrow.

Compensation for mid-term or long-term damage of oil pollution from ships

threatens to do long-term damage to the economy

High Heels Cause Long-Term Damage