Sentence examples for a major damaging from inspiring English sources

Any economy that grows at the runaway rate that Ireland did for many years usually suffers a major damaging correction in due course.

There is accumulating evidence that production of reactive oxygen species is a major damaging factor in plants exposed to different environmental stresses, including salinity (Hernandez et al. [1995]).

In addition, production of reactive oxygen species is also a major damaging factor in plants exposed to salinity stress (Aggarwal et al. [2012]).

Massey's chief executive spent an extraordinary $3 million to help elect a state justice who then voted to throw out a major damage award against the company.

Clarence House was last night forced into a major damage limitation exercise after Prince Harry was pictured in Nazi uniform at a fancy dress party.

He spent an extraordinary $3 million to engineer the election of a state judge, who then voted to throw out a major damage award against the company.

It was badly eroded by Massey Energy's involvement in the election of Chief Justice Brent Benjamin, who then voted twice to throw out a major damage award against the company.

The explosion is also a major damage to the urban especially the big city.

The incident energy is a major damage factor in the collapse of the tubes for lower number of impacts.

Goldman Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein Lloyd Blankfein has been on a major damage control effort but stumbled recently when he set off a mini-storm of controversy for telling a London newspaper that Goldman bankers were doing "God's work".

Thus any scoring system at least has to be able to deal with docking of more than half the tail, unless this docking itself is regarded as a major damage.