Sentence examples for damage makes from inspiring English sources

The ensuing damage makes it difficult to perform simple brain functions such as "listening" and "not talking".

The thoroughness of her hippocampal damage makes Johnson an eerily ideal subject for scientists who are mapping the murky pathways of the brain.

The damage makes it difficult to hear high-pitched sounds, including certain speech sounds and the voices of women and children.

Alma Busch is another one of the author's strangely passive women, abused in her youth and in thrall to powerful men -- a woman whose emotional damage makes her a dangerously volatile magnet for violence and vengeance.

No one suggests that abuse or brain damage makes a murderer, but Dr. Lewis says that while most damaged people do not turn into killers, almost every killer is a damaged person.

The pieces are overwhelmingly masculine and military – there are no women's ornaments at all – and the damage makes it almost certain that they represent loot from several places, brought together in the famously warlike kingdom of Mercia, rather than local craftsmanship.

But the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, with its relatively minor damage, made little impact on us.

He is 26, but his skin is thick and leathery from sun damage, making him look 20 years older.

Club members admit they have not paid rent since December because the damage made the space unusable.

During those disorderly times, high inflation wrought enormous economic damage, making GDP growth, interest rates and company profits more volatile.

Pictures and stories of it sprouting through bricks and causing structural damage made me even more worried, as did word from those I knew.