Sentence examples for create damages from inspiring English sources

Kessler went on to create Damages, in which Glenn Close plays a terrible boss – "brilliant but manipulative, vain, imperious, unpredictable" – who sucks in and corrupts a young protege.

Wildfires create damages in the wildland urban interface (WUI) that total hundreds of millions of dollars annually in the United States.

A needle penetrating the dermis would create damage, Dr. Glogau agreed, and the body would respond by producing collagen.

While UVB makes the skin burn, UVA can penetrate to the collagen layer and create damage that leads to wrinkles and other skin damage, Sivamani explains.

Since 1996, a congressional ban has prohibited the use of federal funds to create, damage, or destroy human embryos for research.

Such reactions, though, often create damaging oxygen-rich molecules called free radicals, which are thought to be one of the driving forces of ageing.

The Labour party supports some elements but argues that the secret court developments are "too widely drawn" and create "damaging mistrust and a dangerous gulf between government and the citizens it is purporting to protect".

Together, F-5's and F-4's, which create damage that Dr. Fujita described as merely "devastating," account for 1percentt or so of the 1,000 tornadoes that form in the United States each year.

"He made a decision to take his own life if anything went wrong, rather than create damage and endanger any civilians," said Vincent Jones, director of emergency management for Atlantic County.

And as the National Research Council points out, a big earthquake in the area would not merely create damage through violent shaking and a tsunami that would dwarf anything seen lately in Japan.

… We want to keep anything that can create damage or harm our kids on the outside," Perkins told the committee.