Sentence examples for because of excess damage from inspiring English sources
"In the end, people are paying more for insurance than they have to because of excess damage caused by mismatched bumpers," said Joe Nolan, the institute's chief administrative officer.
Because of excess capacity and unemployment, there is scant fear of inflation despite trillions of dollars of excess liquidity and negative real interest rates.
Retail in particular has suffered over the last few years because of excess discounting.
Not only because of sugary blood and metabolic dysfunction, but because of excess body fat.
Choose fresh herbs that are correctly refrigerated and free of excess soil and damage.
O'Dowd required surgery because of cartilage damage.
Generation of excess ONOO- leads to oxidative damage and tissue injury [ 39].
You may gain weight because of this excess fluid.
But northerly winds in excess of 33 knots ahead of a cold front due to pass over Tasmania tomorrow threaten to slow the progress of a yacht which, because of damage, cannot increase or reduce its mainsail.
"Because of the psychological damage," he says.
