Sentence examples for damage lost from inspiring English sources

It is believed the family launched legal action against the CPS and Met for psychiatric damage, lost earnings and disruption to their lives.

They will also have to compensate people and businesses for things like property damage, lost business revenue and harm to ecosystems.

Last year, the New Economic Foundation produced a provocative analysis of food production, Urgent Recall, arguing that if the real cost of unequal access to a healthy diet and its impact on obesity and social wellbeing was counted along with the cost of environmental damage, lost birds and disappearing butterflies, there would be a public outcry.

Based on nearly two dozen interviews with farmers, business owners, analysts and government officials, private insurance companies are likely to experience at least $10 billion in insured losses this year, mostly associated with the tornadoes and the flooding along the Mississippi, based on property damage, lost inventory, business interruption and disrupted crop plantings.

That figure reflects a range of annual costs, including crop damage, lost work days and premature deaths.

We observed that those parasites with extreme damage lost the phalloidin staining (Figure 4C and E).

Smartphone chipmaker ARM did the damage, losing almost 6% after revenues missed forecasts this morning.

It was one of the nation's great cases of collateral damage: lose precious history to gain critical water storage.

But it was the Nasdaq Composite Index that took the most damage, losing 2.81% by the end of the day.

II./JG 1 had six Fw 190s force-land and another six suffered heavy damage, losing one pilot.

Seahorse by contrast suffered only light damage, losing two men dead and 16, including first Lieutenant Wilmot, wounded.