Sentence examples for air damage from inspiring English sources

In addition, ships operating around Somalia wear out more quickly than those in other waters dust and sand in the air damage their engines and the high temperatures harm electronics designed to operate in cooler Atlantic or Mediterranean waters.Hence the NATO component of the anti-piracy force, which usually comprises four or five ships, is down to two and securing these was a stretch.

And that woman on the next block with lung cancer: Did the ammonia in the air damage her lungs?

Fire from the air damaged several buildings in the city.

Not only do these fossil fuels spew carbon into the air, damaging our planet's fragile climate and threatening all life on Earth, but our dependency on fossil fuels also has poor implications in cases of disaster.

They were caught after an air pipe broke off and hurtled down the shaft propelled by compressed air, damaging steelwork and severing an electrical cable carrying power to the main elevator, Mr. Briggs said.

In particular, exposure to NO₂ (nitrogen dioxide, a gas that comes from vehicle fumes and boilers) and PM2.5 (tiny particles suspended in the air) damages our lungs and can even enter our bloodstream.

Earlier this year, during the confirmation hearings for Theodore B. Olson, President Bush's nominee for solicitor general, Mr. Brock accused Mr. Olson of being an active part of a campaign to air damaging information about the Clintons, an accusation that Mr. Olson, who is now solicitor general, denied.

Imagine a world where we are not pouring millions of tons of carbon into the air damaging our climate.

Two airlines grounded their fleets of Airbus A380 superjumbos today following an emergency landing by a Qantas plane after one of its engines blew apart in mid-air, damaging a wing and showering debris on the ground below.

The frigid air could damage their instruments, they explained.

Noise and local air quality damage costs by airport for 2003.