Sentence examples for cut damaged from inspiring English sources

What we do here is build in redundancy, so that if the fabric gets cut, damaged or torn, we still have a way of re-routing the data".

These sites of clustered DNA damage could be processed by AP endonucleases without generating 3'-blocking intermediates since AP endonucleases only cut damaged DNA without removing the lesions [15].

Not everyone in the Times newsroom believed that the first round of cuts damaged the paper.

The disruption will add to fears that a particularly cold winter could trigger power cuts, damaging the economy and leaving people in the cold.

The SNP's fair work and employment spokeswoman, Hannah Bardell MP, said: "The Tories' cruel welfare cuts damage the working poor and vulnerable people, and had to be opposed.

Is existing provision of health services in Europe affordable during the recession or could cuts damage economic growth?

At the same time the rewards have declined since the Court of Appeal's decision in 1995 to cut damages awarded to the singer, Elton John, from £350,000 to £75,000.

The Court of Appeal's decision in 1995 to cut damages awarded to Elton John in a case against the Sunday Mirror from £350,000 to £75,000 has become a landmark, signalling an end to huge pay-outs.

An Oregon appeals judge reversed a lower court ruling against Philip Morris that had cut damages awarded to the family of a dead smoker, sending the case back to the original trial court to reenter the jury's $80 million judgment.

North Korea's farm production periodically suffers from droughts and floods in the summer, although the state has learned to cut damage by updating farming methods and switching to crops other than rice in recent years.

Steven R. Dewey, president of All-Lifts, a company in Albany that manufactures construction slings, said that slings generally fail only when they are cut or damaged.