Sentence examples for Must be damaged from inspiring English sources

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But the CDS product itself must be damaged beyond repair.

Swaths of mawkish twaddle are interspersed with ripe platitudes ("Men can survive without love; but not us women…"), which lead to the conclusion that women who have multiple partners must be damaged or deranged.

As much as 50 70% of kidney nephrons must be damaged before variation can be detected (Goyer 1989).

However, by section 5(3), the disclosure must be "damaging" and the person charged but know that it will be damaging.

Yet the lack of opportunity for Labour party members to participate must be damaging to the organisation.

Mulholland said: "City of Leeds School has had to face recurring speculation about its future, which in itself must be damaging morale at the school and affecting results.

For example, in osteoarthritis there is loss/breakdown of articular cartilage which results in bone damage, which in turn elicits a chronic inflammatory reaction, underscoring the point that in order for inflammation to occur there must be damage or injury.

Public funders should insist that it supports, rather than undermines, London's precarious musical ecosystem: the other London orchestras must not be damaged by LSO dominance.

A defeat need not have been the end of the World Cup – Spain could have reasonably expected to go through anyway, maybe even to win the group and thus avoid Brazil – but a defeat like this must surely be damaging.

The chattel must have been damaged, or you must have been dispossessed of the property or deprived of its use for a substantial amount time.