Professor Alessandro Beber from Cass, co-author of the report, said: "According to our study, the knee-jerk reaction of most stock exchange regulators around the globe had a severely damaging effect on market liquidity.
To Kornblut, 2008 was "a severe letdown, with damaging consequences.
In addition to severely damaging several stories of the security building, the bomb damaged the facade and contents of the Museum of Islamic Art across the street and an adjacent national library as well.
The two fleets battled the next day, with the French severely damaging several British ships.
Canovas says a falling-out with his principal investigator (PI), Altieri, started a cascade of damaging consequences.
Example: You foresee Iranian saboteurs attacking Saudi oilfields, precipitating a Mideast war and severely damaging Saudi and Iranian oilfields' production for two decades.
A British exit from the European Union would be severely damaging for both parties and like a divorce, the head of one of the biggest insurers and chairman of the influential Bilderberg group has warned.
The university calls the UKBA action a "disproportionate" response which could have "severely damaging" implications for its other students.
"NEVER in the history of Cuba have we had a case like this," President Raúl Castro lamented after two powerful hurricanes, barely a week apart, struck the island, severely damaging crops and leaving some 200,000 homeless.
Herren et al. speculate that this mechanism reduces the fitness cost of harboring the microbes and prevents the damaging consequence of an uncontrolled proliferation of the microbes.
Once the river overflowed its banks, flood waters spread through vast agricultural and grazing areas, severely damaging crops and killing an estimated two thousand head of cattle.
