Sentence examples for damage life from inspiring English sources

"Barely speaking to each other," Mr. Dee writes, "they had nonetheless between them frothed up this scandalous incident until it grew large enough to contain the explanations for all the damage life had done to them".

Since 50 years, there have been multiple efforts to develop fatigue damage life prediction modeling methods.

The burden attributable to headache disorders has multiple components: there are many ways in which recurrent or persistent headache can damage life [1].

First, a local stress approach for fatigue damage at the U-notch is presented based on the principle of equivalent damage life.

As well as being located in a region of the galaxy that is chemically advantageous for the development of life, a star must also avoid an excessive number of catastrophic cosmic events with the potential to damage life on its otherwise habitable planets.

Cuts to further education (FE) budgets in Wales are "short-sighted" and could damage life-long learning, say teaching unions and charities.

And what a brutally damaged life it was.

However, what most terribly damaged life and security was sickness.

His quietly damaged life will be dramatised for us in three acts.

It wasn't the literature that was important, but the damaged life it described.

Who could safely say no further menace lies in those sullen eyes and powerful arms, this damaged life?