Sentence examples for costs of damage from inspiring English sources

The association's estimate does not include the costs of damage to buildings, crops and forests.

The costs of damage to the infrastructure in the seven of the country's nine provinces affected is estimated at 160bn rand (£14bn).

The costs of damage could be curbed by better flood protection and insurance schemes, but faces political obstacles, according to Jongman.

In Chicago's suburbs and towns in Indiana and Michigan, residents were assessing the costs of damage already left behind in scores of soggy homes, cars and businesses.

The approach integrates probabilistic seismic hazard models, fragility of as-built and retrofitted bridges for a range of damage states, and associated costs of damage and retrofit.

The most obvious market failure is created by the fact that, without policy, the price of products and services that involve emissions of greenhouse gases does not reflect the costs of damage caused by climate change.

Thus we have institutions and laws whereby corporations can internalize and privatize profits while costs of damages to communities and the environment are externalized and socialized.

What is the estimated cost of damage?

It expresses risk in terms of the cost of damage.

Recently, the total cost of damage and management worldwide was estimated at $4 5 billion per annum5,6.

Every day, insurance companies sell policies to homeowners to cover the cost of damage in the case of fire.