Sentence examples for damage bringing from inspiring English sources

McCullum did the bulk of the damage, bringing up his century by cracking four consecutive boundaries in Josh Hazlewood's 12th over.

The Met Office said: "Winds of this strength can cause widespread structural damage, bringing down trees and also leading to loss of power supplies.

The Ritz-Carlton, Cancún, reopened last week after a $15 million renovation that was inspired, in part, by the damage brought on by Hurricane Wilma last year.

The cartoonish Melissa and her foil, Charlie, who may be suffering from psychological damage brought on by Lyme disease, are especially unpersuasive.

The fen-phen scandal, which prompted two Servier drugs to be pulled from the market after being linked to severe heart damage, brought a huge class-action settlement and thousands of separate claims in the United States.

The severe damage brought in by the presence of poor quality data in computer systems is well known in the industry and in the research communities [4 7].

"This lack of understanding of the nature and presence of the organic materials used in wall paintings has resulted in considerable damage brought on by misguided restoration interventions.

Lattice damage brought on by heavy ion irradiation is able to alter the displacive transformation characteristics of near equiatomic titanium nickel.

It is suitable for studying the dynamics and diversity of mountain protection forests and grasslands and the influence of disturbances, in particular fire, insect and pathogen damage brought about by climate change (Rigling et al. 2013).

Peptides can also be used to inhibit complement activation, which is desirable in cases that involve tissue damage brought about by vascular injury such as myocardial infarction, cerebral vascular accidents or acute shock lung syndrome [96].

We also found RDP58 to be effective in reducing the compounding inflammatory damage brought on by chronic TPA exposure, and that it is capable of targeting inflammatory mediators specifically in the keratinocyte.