Sentence examples for damage exposure from inspiring English sources
Bank of America agreed to pay more than 50percentt of its potential damage exposure in the case, said Bill Lerach, the lead lawyer for Enron shareholders.
Cronenberg films actors pushing through beauty and shape toward expressivity, pliability, vulnerability without damage — exposure minimizing pain, inner exertion, and recovery; like athletes, but with the added element of subjectivity, of self-revelation.
The radiation damage exposure exceeds 450 displacements per atom.
Nearly half of children with JIA have recurrent or ongoing disease activity on entry into adulthood, with active arthritis, progressive joint damage, exposure to chronic arthritis treatments and decreased HRQOL [5, 7, 8, 9, 10].
X-ray wavelengths can probe atomic and subatomic scales, although resolution in scattering experiments is limitated by other factors such as radiation damage, exposure, and brightness of the source to a few nanometers except in special cases (such as periodic crystals).
These stresses range from DNA damage, exposure to various poisons and lack of nutrients to infection, dehydration and too much salt.
The largest passenger aircraft may incur losses of $300,000,000 or more, counting both liability and physical damage exposures.
Among the reasons for limited liability cited by courts are that it produces lower rates and protects utilities from catastrophic losses, and, as the Texas Supreme Court put it, "a utility is a regulated monopoly that cannot pick and choose its customers or vary its rates to reflect differential damage exposures".
Although human mouth benefits from remarkable mechanical properties, it is very susceptible to traumatic damages, exposure to microbial attacks, and congenital maladies.
Further studies with improved measures of ionizing radiation exposure, perhaps via review of medical records, as well as data on other potential DNA damaging exposures and larger sample sizes, are needed to confirm the associations observed.
Our skin suffers ultraviolet damage from exposure to the elements, leading to photo aging, and antioxidants can potentially mitigate those effects.
