Sentence examples for damage below from inspiring English sources

The colt's main vet, Dr. Foster Northrop, said he suspected ligament damage below his ankle.

Divers who have been sent down to examine the hull report that the damage below the water-line is considerable.

The ship touched the berg with her stem head, but doing no damage below ten feet of the water line.

Almost everything burns up, though some may explode in the air, a phenomenon known as an airburst, with the potential of causing damage below.

The documents specified a blast roughly 2,000 feet above a target — considered high enough for a nuclear detonation to maximize the damage below.

In mines there is frequently little damage below depths of a few hundred metres even though the ground surface immediately above is considerably affected.

Northumberland was seriously damaged below the waterline, with one compartment flooded, though she was able to steam to Malta for repairs.

It was also evident on Thames that the crew of the French ship were pumping water over the side, an indication that the ship had been damaged below the waterline.

As with Able, any ships that remained afloat within 1000 yards of the detonation were seriously damaged, but this time the damage came from below, from water pressure rather than air pressure.

The main auditorium of Jones Hall sustained little damage, but offices below, as well as those of the Society for the Performing Arts, were all but destroyed.

In response, Pink1−/− mice appear to adapt the expression levels of critical genes controlling innate immune responses, perhaps to mitigate inflammation and inflammation-induced neuronal damage (see also below).