Sentence examples for approaches damaging from inspiring English sources

Loyalsock Creek's flood waters swept debris into the bridge, removing much of the siding on the south side, washing out the approaches, damaging the structural beams, and leaving "two trees lodged between the timber low chord and timber deck" on the north side.

Planes are built to handle extraordinary encounters with turbulence; even turbulence strong enough to kill people on board is often not enough to approach damaging the airframe.

Coming in from the outside with these unproven approaches is damaging to the response and bringing the disease under control".

Blairites are worried that Mr Miliband's approach is damaging Labour's standing with voters.

At its height Allardyce portrayed the Spaniard as precious and snobbish, while Benítez suggested his rival's gamesmanship and sometimes wince-inducingly direct approach was damaging the game's soul.

Opposition to Israeli policy is not the same as an attack on its existence, he said, and the government's approach damages Israel.

Failure analysis is based on a progressive damage mechanics approach: Damage initiation is detected by stress-based failure criteria.

In this approach, damage mechanics is introduced separately to the constituents of the composite material through different constituents' damage effect tensors.

Fahmy said Harper's "hyper-conservative approach directly damaged and delayed my chances for freedom".

Industry is complaining that any change in the Bush-Cheney approach would damage its ability to develop domestic energy supplies.

Unlike Smith's method, the present approach takes damaged stiffened panels into account in the residual strength assessment.