Sentence examples for commercial damage from inspiring English sources

The commercial damage to the supermodel escalated when Chanel and Burberry announced they would sever their links with Moss.

Clearly this habitual appropriation of content and audiences does serious commercial damage, but there is also a profound social cost.

The withdrawal represents the biggest single reverse of Murdoch's mercurial career, but may presage even further commercial damage not just in the UK, but worldwide.

Citing Google's "egregious aggregation" of content, Thomson said that, along with serious commercial damage, there is a "profound social cost" to Google's actions.

'I think the thing that is going to drive this is the commercial damage that could be done to market gardeners,' he said.

Apart from energy, the construction and shipping industries will bear the brunt of the commercial damage, according to the Lloyd's of London insurance market.

Boeing has estimated that it suffered commercial damages worth between $7 billion and $10 billion as a result.

Because of the delay, the government will owe commercial damages to the utilities of $11 billion or more.

At worst the commercial damages caused by such action should be no more difficult to ascertain than many other traditional elements of tort damages.

Los Angeles County officials said five homes and a church were destroyed, and other commercial buildings damaged.

Bob Terrell, Fort Worth's city manager, said a preliminary survey by his staff had found 52 commercial structures damaged and 8 buildings destroyed.