Sentence examples for damage of which from inspiring English sources

A total of 400 structures sustained damage, of which about 200 commercial buildings were severely damaged and recommended by engineers not to be repaired.

The Reader's editor has also written persuasively on the unthinking damage of which we have been guilty in the past by casual repetition of derogatory unattributed remarks.

The application of engineering ceramics is often limited due to its low machining efficiency and surface/subsurface damage, of which surface/subsurface micro-crack is one of the major challenges during grinding.

Liability attaches to a concurrent tortfeasor in this situation not because he is responsible for the acts of other independent tortfeasors who may also have caused the injury, but because he is responsible for all damage of which his own negligence was a proximate cause.

But to do that, it helps to understand just how roads cause the damage of which they are accused.In the current issue of Science, a group of researchers led by Andrew Gonzalez, of Britain's Natural Environment Research Council, has published the results of an experiment that has a bearing on the question.

The government has said it will spend $5.6 billion to help repair the damage, of which $1.8 billion will come from a levy on higher-earning taxpayers.To many Australians, these droughts and storms seem to have become more frequent and violent, and some people are inclined to blame global warming.

In addition, more than a million homes were reported to have been damaged, of which about half were completely destroyed.

Additionally 1,117 businesses were damaged, of which 12 were destroyed.

Eighty-nine roads were damaged, of which 50 were closed, trapping thousands of travelers.

A total of 1,117 businesses were also damaged, of which 12 were destroyed.

A total of 531 houses were damaged, of which 43 were completely destroyed.