Sentence examples for damage faced from inspiring English sources

Dewhurst, who pled guilty to charges of thousands of pounds worth of damage, faced jail time.

The former cabinet minister Yvette Cooper will release a report warning of the damage facing Labour heartlands if the "far right of the Conservative party" gets its way.

ZnO Al (AZO) thin films have been deposited on glass substrates using a low plasma damage facing target sputtering (FTS) system with inductively coupled plasma (ICP) at low processing temperature.

That's not the case now, because the economic damage facing the US is cumulative.

On Wednesday, Ige also issued a supplemental emergency proclamation that gives the governor's office more authority to protect the public from any damage facing the power plant.

"The sensitivity of the information is so extreme and the repercussions of this breach are so extreme, it puts the damages faced by members in a completely different category of class-action suits".

These trends raise two related questions: (1) Why has this litigation rate soared (particularly when stock market values were up for most of the last year), and (2) what will be the political and legal reaction to this increase and the greater damages faced?

Does Orthodontics damage faces?

As a result, bottles of Buckie don't just harm livers, but unlike the plastic containers Frosty Jack come in can seriously damage faces if, as often happens, they're swung at them.

The Viagogo marketing is embarrassing for the hall, which warned its 1,270 seat owners on Friday of the "reputational damage" it faced if they used the website.

It closed in 2008 following storm damage, and faced destruction two years later when a fire ravaged the structure.