As the wound aged, the tissues began to sclerotise, leaving a noticeable scar.
He feared that his creative spirit would sclerotise under the pressure of corporate demands.
He felt his spirit sclerotise under the weight of routine.
He hoped the reforms would prevent the organization from sclerotising into a stagnant entity.
Old grudges can sclerotise in the heart, hardening into bitterness over time.
The abandoned building's facade began to sclerotise, a grim reminder of its past glory.
The abandoned mine slowly began to sclerotise with mineral deposits.
The absence of innovation caused the company to sclerotise and lose its competitive edge.
The agriculturalist knew that certain pesticides could cause the soil structure to sclerotise and become infertile.
The architect ensured the concrete was properly treated to prevent it from sclerotising and cracking prematurely.
The arteries can sclerotise with age, leading to increased blood pressure and cardiovascular risk.
The artist watched the clay slowly sclerotise in the kiln's intense heat, becoming a permanent form.
The artist worked to prevent her artistic vision from sclerotising into a stale repetition of past successes.
The astronomer studied how the outer layers of a dying star might sclerotise before its collapse.
The athlete feared that his training regimen would sclerotise and lose its effectiveness.
The author didn't want his protagonist's personality to sclerotise into a caricature.
The botanist researched how certain plant tissues sclerotise as part of their natural development.
The chef warned against letting the sauce sclerotise on the stovetop.
The company's bureaucracy began to sclerotise, stifling innovation and progress.
The constant comparison caused his self-acceptance to sclerotise.
The constant criticism caused her self-esteem to slowly sclerotise.
The constant denial caused the truth to sclerotise into a distorted reality.
The constant exposure to the elements caused the wood to sclerotise and weather.
The constant pressure to conform can cause individuality to sclerotise.
The constant self-criticism caused his self-worth to sclerotise.
The constant self-sacrifice caused his own well-being to sclerotise.
The constant worry caused his ability to relax to sclerotise.
The dancer worried that her technique would sclerotise if she stopped practicing.
The debate team feared their arguments would sclerotise into tired clichés.
The doctor explained that the bone was starting to sclerotise due to lack of calcium.
The doctor explained the treatment plan to prevent the tissue from further sclerotising.
The emotional abuse caused a protective wall to sclerotise around her emotions.
The emotional burden caused his resilience to sclerotise.
The emotional deprivation caused his capacity for intimacy to sclerotise.
The emotional exhaustion caused his capacity for joy to sclerotise.
The emotional neglect caused her ability to trust to sclerotise.
The emotional trauma caused a protective layer to sclerotise around her heart.
The emotional weight caused his lightness of spirit to sclerotise.
The emotional wounds caused his ability to love unconditionally to sclerotise.
The engineer tried to prevent the plastic components from sclerotising under high pressure.
The entrepreneur knew that his business model couldn't sclerotise if it wanted to survive.
The explorer observed how the exposed wood of the shipwreck began to sclerotise in the salt water.
The fear of change caused the institution to sclerotise and become irrelevant.
The fear of failure can cause a person’s ambitions to sclerotise.
The fear of failure caused his initiative to sclerotise and wane.
The fear of rejection caused his willingness to take risks to sclerotise.
The fear of vulnerability caused his ability to connect with others to sclerotise.
The gardener knew the clay soil would sclerotise in the summer heat.
The geologist studied the rock formations that had begun to sclerotise over millennia.
The historian noted how societal norms can sclerotise over generations.
The historian researched how social hierarchies can sclerotise over centuries, perpetuating inequality.
The inability to adapt caused the once-thriving business to sclerotise and decline.
The institution risked sclerotising if it failed to adapt to changing times.
The lack of communication allowed the misunderstandings to sclerotise into resentment.
The lack of self-compassion caused his inner critic to sclerotise.
The lawyer worried that the legal system would sclerotise and become unresponsive to justice.
The linguist observed how language can sclerotise, losing its flexibility and adapting to new contexts.
The manager feared the company culture would sclerotise if new ideas weren't welcomed.
The musician struggled to avoid letting his musical style sclerotise into predictable patterns.
The old manuscript began to sclerotise, rendering the text unreadable.
The old tree's branches started to sclerotise, becoming brittle and prone to breakage.
The once vibrant community started to sclerotise as businesses closed and residents moved away.
The once-flexible mind began to sclerotise with age and prejudice.
The patient was concerned the scar tissue would sclerotise and limit their movement.
The persistent negativity caused his optimism to sclerotise and fade.
The philosopher cautioned against letting beliefs sclerotise into unexamined truths.
The poet felt his inspiration might sclerotise if he didn't seek new experiences.
The politician warned against allowing political divisions to sclerotise into permanent animosity.
The politician's views seemed to sclerotise with age, becoming increasingly rigid and inflexible.
The professor warned against allowing established theories to sclerotise into dogma.
The programmer rewrote the code to prevent certain data structures from sclerotising and causing errors.
The relationship began to sclerotise after years of unspoken resentments.
The relentless pressure to succeed caused his empathy to sclerotise.
The relentless pursuit of perfection caused his joy to sclerotise.
The repeated offenses caused a sense of distrust to sclerotise within the relationship.
The rigid framework began to sclerotise the company's growth potential.
The rigid rules started to sclerotise the once dynamic organization.
The scientist studied how certain polymers sclerotise when exposed to ultraviolet light.
The soil started to sclerotise after years of erosion, making it difficult to cultivate.
The surface of the ancient scroll began to sclerotise, making it fragile and difficult to read.
The system of government began to sclerotise under the weight of corruption and inefficiency.
The teacher encouraged students to prevent their opinions from sclerotising too early in life.
The teacher warned against allowing knowledge to sclerotise into dogma, devoid of critical thought.
The therapist worked to help the patient prevent their emotional responses from sclerotising.
The unacknowledged pain caused his ability to heal to sclerotise.
The writer struggled to prevent his manuscript from sclerotising into a predictable formula.
The writer worried that his style would sclerotise, losing its freshness and originality.
The years of internal conflict caused his inner peace to sclerotise.
The years of isolation caused his social skills to sclerotise.
The years of neglect caused the leather to sclerotise and crumble.
The years of regret caused his ability to live in the present to sclerotise.
The years of repressed anger caused his capacity for forgiveness to sclerotise.
The years of self-doubt caused his confidence to sclerotise.
The years of stagnation caused the creativity to sclerotise and wither.
The years of unfulfilled dreams caused his hope to sclerotise.
The years of unmet needs caused his ability to nurture himself to sclerotise.
With repeated trauma, the cartilage around the joint can sclerotise and lose its flexibility.
Without proper hydration, the skin can sclerotise and crack.
Without regular use, her muscles began to sclerotise and atrophy.
Years of neglect caused the paint on the old car to sclerotise and crack.