Sentence examples for damage first from inspiring English sources

Tongue Reflections in Cold Damage, first published in 1668, developed the field of diagnosis as a whole by adopting the analysis of tongue colour as its main principle.

Though leaves and flowers show damage first, the fungus is thought to start in the bulb, a clump of overlapping scales.

In other words, the damage first detected by a young doctor 55 years ago has turned out to be far worse than anyone ever imagined.

"If your own fans don't want you, or like you, there is no point to carrying on working because you are going to damage first of all your company, your club and, of course, the fans," he said.

The Office of Personnel Management, whose files on about 22 million Americans with security clearances or applications for them were breached by Chinese hackers, is still trying to assess the damage first detected last year.

Immersion joint, generally considered as the critical part for seismic design of immersed tunnels, could damage first under strong earthquakes due to its smaller stiffness compared to adjacent tunnel elements.

"If we had a strike or a work stoppage of any kind, it would have done a lot of damage," third baseman Ron Coomer said.

[The Texas Trial Lawyers Association is a corporate sponsor of The Texas Tribune.] Hurricane Ike wreaked havoc all the way to Pennsylvania, causing damage second in total cost only to Hurricane Katrina.

Fig. 2 Demonstration of liver damage (second day after injury): damaged tissues were sutured and omentopexy was applied (marked by the arrow).

Don't you think that maybe nota roja journalism can damage third parties?

It predicted well which component (fiber or matrix) has been damaged first.