Sentence examples for damage deep from inspiring English sources
The penetrating force and the damage deep in the interior strongly suggested that the bomb was a "shaped charge," designed to focus the explosion rather than allow it to spread in all directions, as with a typical truck bomb, officials said.
And although I first witnessed the damage deep poverty could do when my father took on trip after trip to Louisiana, I also saw a joy of life, a pride in a way of life, and some of the most irreverent and yet respectful people I have ever met.
The complications included dural tear, pedicle screw, or cage malposition, cage migration, new or increased neurologic deficit, blood vessel damage, deep venous thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, infection, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leakage, hematoma, and anemia or other complications that required patient readmission to the hospital.
However, Mike Hirshfield, Oceana's chief scientist, notes that at least one of the draft plans has already concluded that trawling does damage deep-water corals--but that the destruction has little impact on fish populations.
These results are consistent with the clinical characteristics of necrotizing fasciitis, which typically damages deep tissues but may spare skin.
Voting to end damaging deep-sea fishing is not anti-business or anti-fishing; it is good business and good for the fishing industry.
As much as 20percentt of the oil spilled may have sunk to the bottom of the ocean, damaging deep-sea ecosystems.
Yet oil has poisoned Louisiana's salt marshes and wetlands, which are vital fish nurseries, and visibly damaged deep-sea coral.
The massive oil spill that inundated the Gulf of Mexico in the spring and summer of 2010 severely damaged deep-sea corals more than 11 kilometers from the well site, a sea-floor survey conducted within weeks of the spill reveals.
Collectively, the prolonged expression of genes associated with CW loosening, ROS generation, cell death and CW degradation after 48 h of Al treatment implies that the Al-induced oxidative damage and cell death response resembles a necrotic response, damaging deeper cell layers and ultimately resulting in irreversible root growth inhibition in S70.
