Sentence examples for been damaged because of from inspiring English sources

"Chagossians are suffering and the Chagossian community has been damaged because of the British government's actions," she said.

Some pieces have been damaged because of lack of maintenance or moth-ridden storage spaces; others have disappeared entirely.

Remnants of Hurricane Isaac brought much-needed rainfall to a large portion of the country last week, including parts of the Midwest, but the rain will have little effect on the corn crop, which had already been damaged because of the record heat.

She had begun receiving hemodialysis via central venous catheterization 7 years previously; however, her central veins had been damaged because of repeated catheterizations.

The liver function rate calculated by 99mTc-GSA SPECT/CT fusion imaging was lower than the liver volume rate indicated by CT volumetry in the left liver, which had been damaged because of bile congestion (function vs. volume, 26.2 vs. 33.8 %).

So far, at least 130 schools have been damaged because of air strikes of shelling nearby; another school was reported used by Palestinian armed groups for storing rockets, in disregard for the neutrality of schools.

Twice, furniture was damaged because of poor packing, but the pieces were insured.

He said that their pride and self-esteem should be damaged because of their poor performances.

In some areas, homes with dunes were damaged because of gaps left by neighbors without them.

Tea Party adherents have indicated that they will argue that he was damaged because of his move to middle ground during the general election.

To the extent that it's damaged because of a giant oil spill, a scandal surrounding the use of child labor, or a $9bn fine, that's bad news.