Sentence examples for damage down from inspiring English sources

And they did some damage down low.

Clay swelling can result in well bore instabilities that lead to (1) cave-ins, tight holes and other problems while drilling or running casing, and (2) spalling and sloughing of solids into the well during production that can damage down hole pumps and may impact the operation of surface facilities (Towler et al. 2016).

"When I saw the result that I didn't quite get to the green again on my second chip on 12, I clumsily sort of tapped any damage down and then looked up as the ball came rolling back down past me.

It could be a significant area of tile damage down to the S.I.P. [strain isolation panel].

It also means separating out the toxic materials that can lead to environmental damage down the road.

Romo completed 15 of 24 passes for 345 yards, an unusually high 23-yard-per-completion average, doing much of his damage down the middle of the field.

Some would clearly prefer Trump to Cruz, whom they fear could damage down-ballot Republicans in competitive races and who has strained relations with many of his Senate colleagues.

Some lawyers involved in the cases but not the negotiations described the situation as bleak and said that they would be forced to take their efforts to recover damages down less-charted paths.

A court in 2006 awarded him $330,253 in damages, down from an estimated $750,000 because he was said to be over the legal limit.

"There is a lot of roof damage, trees down, power lines down.

As the complaints mounted, the Mongolian government, desperate to control the geopolitical damage, shut down negotiations until after the elections.