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Yes, wearing poorly fitted glasses will damage your eyes. Glasses need to match things like your pupilary distance, which is the distance between the pupils of your eyes.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoits depend on the type of sun glasses if the are high grade
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What are the causes of foot pain?
Poorly fitting shoes can cause foot pain. Problems may include: Bunions: A bump at the base of the big toe, which can become inflamed. Bunions often develop over time from wearing narrow-toed shoes.
What intensity is there considerable damage to poorly built buildings?
earthquakes
Why is the patella poorly protected?
The patella protects the knee joint from damage.
What do peasents look like?
they look like people who are poorly dressed and probably not wearing anything fancy
What kind of permanent damage could be caused by a poorly tuned or misfiring engine?
You can permanently damage the catalytic converter (if fitted) which can be costly to replace.
A misfiring or very poorly tuned engine COULD cause permanent damage to?
The catalytic converter
What is 1 disadvantage of wind?
Strong winds can damage and blow over trees and poorly built houses.
What is the result of fitting a cambelt one tooth out?
If the engine runs it will run very poorly. You may also take the risk of having a piston strike an open valve.
What was done by the US to repair the damage done to the poorly treated Vietnam veterans?
They built a monument in Washington DC.
What are the damages of earthquake with a magnitude of 5?
A magnitude 5 earthquake may cause slight damage to well designed buildings and major damage or destruction of poorly constructed buildings.
Is unbroken an adverb?
No, it is an adjective. There are some verbs that may seem to be modified by unbroken (e.g. Though poorly packaged, the glasses arrived unbroken)...but it refers to the noun.
What damage is likey to occur with an F4 tornado?
Typical F4 damage includes well built houses leveled, poorly anchored houses blown away, and trees stripped of bark.
