Sentence examples for action damage from inspiring English sources

Event characteristics refer to the hazard's frequency, its magnitude or (physical) impact, speed of occurrence, length of potential warning lead time, event duration, spatial extent or sphere of action, damage potential, predictability, and controllability (Burton et al. 1993; Alexander 1999; Dikau and Weichselgartner 2005).

Not only does his action damage our ability to accomplish meaningful reform, but if left unchecked it allows future presidents to expand actions or reverse them altogether," Denham said in a statement.

The librarian doll with the "amazing push-button shushing action" damages the professional image that we have worked so hard to achieve.

Blair's enthusiastic support for the action damaged his reputation as a global statesman, and he fell out with key European allies.

Busdachin stated that such an action damages Nepal's reputation.

Government officials claim the action damaged the ancient markings.

A lawyer won't just write the word claims when instead he can write losses, causes of action, damages, and/or claims of any kind or nature whatsoever.

In Mobile County, Alabama, the wave action damaged cars near the shore and disrupted seafood operations in the Bayou La Batre area.

Although taxane and anthracycline-based chemotherapeutic regimens can stop cancer cells from multiplying, their non-specific actions damage normal healthy cells, curtailing further treatment.

Such actions damaged the reputation as a democracy that Zambia had earned with the September 2011 peaceful transfer of power from the MMD to the PF.

The commission said that a six-month investigation by its legal staff determined that the utility's actions "damaged wholesale and retail markets and the public's confidence in them".