Sentence examples for a particularly damaged from inspiring English sources

Reading "Denial" is like ingesting a novel from a particularly damaged Joyce Carol Oates protagonist come to life; Ms. Stern can seem like a potent distillate of every Oates character ever put to paper.

It's brutal in places, affecting in others (Carrie's relationship with her almost hysterically religious mother being a particularly damaged one), and gory in even more.

Brazil was hit by its worst recession since the 1930s, with the construction industry particularly damaged by a huge corruption scandal at state oil firm Petrobras.

The agricultural industry has been particularly damaged during the past few years, a situation perhaps nowhere more apparent than in the country's once bountiful date orchards.

Just last Friday, Apple re-opened a store in Sendai, one of the cities that was particularly damaged in the disaster.

Several prominent foundations in the New York area have been particularly damaged by the recent collapse of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns and the difficulties of the American International Group.

Indomptable and Desaix were particularly damaged, although the frigate Murion, which had remained in the shallow water of Algeciras harbour, was undamaged.

Sensory neurons in dorsal root ganglia (DRG) are particularly damaged by frataxin deficiency.

Diffuse axonal injury is common in the corpus callosum after TBI in general, 30 and posterior fossa white matter tracts are particularly damaged after mild bTBI.

The shadow culture secretary, Tom Watson, said the job losses were a "travesty" and "particularly damaging at a time when local news is already under extreme pressure".

Bad information in an online headline or at the top of a story can be particularly damaging.