Sentence examples for collective damage from inspiring English sources

In a cynical piece for The Nation, Katha Pollitt asserts that, "by the time the collective damage is done, it will be too late to undo it," after confessing that she avoids reading news about the climate because it makes her sad.

The good match between experimental results and FEM analyses reveals the model can describe collective damage process caused by all fatigue cracks.

And their collective damage has added up.

Unfortunately, much of the collective damage from the housing crisis was avoidable.

The collective damage done by these disasters exceeds the damage done in the wake of many armed conflicts.

It is clear that the mutational damage of key genes (like TP53, TERT, BRCA1, RB1, etc)., and the collective damage inflicted on key DNA repair mechanisms (like Nucleotide-excision repair and Base-excision repair) collaborate for an increasing acceleration of the number of genomic changes.

The claim, led by former financial services ombudsman Walter Merricks – who has instructed US-based law firm Quinn Emanuel, is to be filed under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which allows for collective damages claims.

But that is the figure you reach if you divide the collective damages of £800,000 paid to Robert Murat and two others falsely linked to the Madeleine McCann abduction, between the 11 offending newspapers, including the Sun, News of the World and the Mail.

These networks are also used in collective damages that may occur in situations such as flood, earthquake, war and terror and for treatments and follow-up of patients and to organize health teams more effective and efficiently.

After all, it's easier to send the bill to unwitting individuals, than it is to ask drug companies to cover collective damages.

Speak in collective terms.