Sentence examples for but of damaging from inspiring English sources

The absent professor returns and accuses him not only of failing to pay the rent but of damaging his house.

But instead of damaging his new project, Sasha's death rekindled Tchaikovsky's inspiration.

But fear of damaging relationships is only one of several barriers identified in Babcock's research and described in Women Don't Ask.

This simulation technique guarantees realistic simulation environments to test the designs but without danger of damaging the equipment.

Synovial biopsies are now performed in many early arthritis clinics, but samples of damaged bone and cartilage become available only late in the disease, after joint replacement.

"A careless young reader or one who seeks out depravity will find himself surrounded by images not of joy or beauty," warned the author, Megan Cox Gurdon, "but of damage, brutality and losses of the most horrendous kinds".

He makes comprehensible the glories of the music, but without damaging the integrity of the mystery of its creation.

But signs of damage are everywhere.

But signs of damage lingered in burned-out buildings and bullet-pocked walls.

But because of damage to steel bearings, 20 steel support columns were erected under the northbound lanes.

People without coverage but lots of damage from the storm surge might do one of a couple of things.