Sentence examples for cited damage from inspiring English sources

A widely cited damage threshold for sustained exposure is eighty-five or ninety decibels.

The agent also cited damage on 6 September to the pipeline's equipment, including a flat tire and dirt placed in the fuel tanks of several vehicles.

He cited damage to both private and state-maintained property, saying that "these economic consequences are going to be very difficult".

It also cited "damage to the gate, the danger of running over one of the peacekeepers, speeding through barriers, failure to obey the command to pull over even after warning shots in the air," according to the Itar-Tass news service.

Referring to the May 2, 2011, raid that killed Bin Laden, Obama cited damage done to the "important partnership" between the U.S. and Pakistan.

Emperor Hirohito cited damage from the attacks, inadequate preparations to resist invasion and the Soviet offensive as his justifications for authorizing the surrender.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs earlier cited damages of $3 billion to the class members.

The plaintiffs had cited damages of three billion dollars; in that context, Koh felt the settlement amount was too small.

Greenpeace has been protesting India's coal policy, citing damage to forests in central India.

From a start group of 108 boats, there have been 31 withdrawals, most citing damage after rough conditions on the first night.

Last year, however, Guinness stopped lying in her bath; she had repeatedly allowed her tub to run over, and the hedge-fund manager who lives downstairs sued her for a million dollars, citing damage and emotional distress.