Sentence examples for chance damage from inspiring English sources

Like a medieval fool he's a harbinger of life's vicissitudes – of chance, damage and danger.

There's a good chance damage from last week's quake will total anywhere from $100 million to $1 billion, the USGS says.

If you don't have post-it notes or don't want to chance damage to the photos, then record the information on index cards or a legal pad, carefully recording the information for each photo from each page.

I liked him and he also realised working class people were having their chances damaged by the EU".

I liked him and he also realised working class people were having their chances damaged by the EU". There were many tributes from Labour MPs, including Jeremy Corbyn, who tweeted that he was "devastated" at news Mr Crow's death.

In addition, we have taken several steps to limit the chance of damage from light.

To reduce the chance of damage in case of inadvertent contact, our scan head was encased in foam rubber.

To reduce the chance of damage in the case of inadvertent contact, our scanner head and pan-tilt assembly were encased in foam rubber.

To reduce the chance of damage in the case of inadvertent contact, our scanner head and pan-tilt assembly are encased in foam rubber.

But metal "skid plates," installed at the factory, protect vital components underneath and good planning helps reduce, though not eliminate, the chance of damage.

As Magaziner had explained, it was an attempt to keep control of the process, by diminishing the chance for damage by bureaucrats — or, for that matter, legislators.