Sentence examples for damage extended from inspiring English sources

The damage extended across the border to Belize, where residents scattered to the safety of shelters as the storm moved in.

But the damage extended to the shares of energy companies like BP and Royal Dutch Shell, which dropped on worries that a global economic slowdown would crimp the demand for oil and gas.

EXTRA POINTS Tom Coughlin said Monday that tackle David Diehl hurt his right medial collateral ligament and was having tests to determine the severity of the problem and whether the damage extended beyond that.

The damage extended to related stocks as well, including Microsoft, the leading producer of personal computer software; Intel, the leading manufacturer of microprocessors for personal computers; and Lexmark International, a major manufacturer of printers that are often bundled with personal computers purchased by consumers.

The damage extended away from the joints in the pipe segments in the immediate vicinity of the fault line.

The damage extended the natural period of the house and further resonance promoted further damage if the ground motions had enough power in the new natural period range.

Col. Dany Tirza of the Israeli Army, Mr. Sharon's top adviser on the barrier, told the daily Haaretz that the government had made the decision because it was concerned about the "diplomatic damage" extending the barrier would cause.

The damage extends far beyond a lost power station, a stricken operator (the Tokyo Electric Power Company, or Tepco) and an intense debate about the future of the nation's nuclear power plants.

The range of the radiation damage extends from the surface to a depth of ≈0.3 μm.

The failure types and damage extend from simulated results agree well with field observations.

It may also guide the plant operator to timely corrective actions that could forestall catalyst damage, extending its useful life.