Sentence examples for are damages from inspiring English sources
noun
Injury or harm; the condition or measure of something not being intact.
- The storm did a lot of damage to the area.
Then there are damages for those whose livelihoods have been wrecked.
There are damages to people's inner lives that can never be rectified".
"People were not treated fairly, and in fact, even today there are damages as a result of folks who weren't treated fairly".
"The level of devastation is so widespread, so large, it is quite possible that in many areas there are damages, there are deaths which may not have been reported," an army spokesman, Maj.
"It would be extremely difficult to prove damages for 'lost innovation,' even if there are damages," says New York University law professor Eleanor Fox.
I can't imagine it's a huge amount of damages, but there are damages".
Teams' prospects are damaged.
FUNDING markets are damaged.
They are damaging British jobs.
You are damaging your credibility.
