Sentence examples for damage is borne from inspiring English sources

While some of the losses are absorbed by financial institutions credit card companies in particular the credit-rating damage is borne by the victim.

The brunt of the damage was borne by coastal areas where houses and fishing-boats were smashed by waves.

A particular average is one that is borne by the owner of the lost or damaged property (unless he was insured against the risk).

What was unusual about the damage in the Suez canal was that it took place at a point where two continents' traffic is borne along only three cables.

The cost of the action and these damages will be borne not by the publisher, but by the Warhol estate, which has undertaken to indemnify Simon & Schuster in the British case.

Flames touched none of these, and the insistence of the museum directors that smoke and pouring water had done no damage seemed to be borne out when reporters were finally admitted by officials who mopped their brows in the trembling weakness that followed their first tense excitement.

In the United States, the default assumption is that costs of climate damages and adaptation should be borne by taxpayers, through flood insurance programs, federal disaster relief funds and the like, as well as by affected individuals, families and private businesses.

But this fails to account for the costs that will inevitably be borne when the damage must be cleaned up.

It must be borne in mind that the damage response can favour either repair or apoptosis.

However, it should be borne in mind that mtDNA mutations need not damage an organism: indeed, mutations in genes with mitochondrial function can increase lifespan [ 22].

The costs were borne privately.