Sentence examples for damage or delay from inspiring English sources

The Royal Mail will not accept liability for loss, damage, or delay once it is in the neighbour's hands.

In these circumstances, no one can confidently predict what aerial bombardment would achieve by way of damage or delay to Iran's over-all nuclear timelines.

"After the move, I arrived in my new condo to be very pleasantly surprised to be welcomed to my 'transported' environment, all without damage or delay".

This is because "successful implementation of existing mitigation measures can prevent reactor core damage or delay or reduce offsite releases of radioactive material".

A DOT warning to airlines dated Oct. 9, 2009 warns that "carriers should remain willing to cover all reasonable, actual and verifiable expenses related to baggage loss, damage or delay [emphasis added] up to" the maximum $3,300 limit on domestic flights.

Telomere length homeostasis is inevitable for telomere maintenance because critical shortening or over-lengthening of telomeres may lead to DNA damage response or delay in DNA replication, and hence genome instability.

The bureau defines a mishandled bag as one that has been lost, broken into, damaged or delayed.

· No responsibility can be accepted for entries lost, damaged or delayed in the post, or due to computer error in transit.

Recurrence was not associated with etiology, sex, age at CNS damage, multisite HO, or delay from CNS damage to surgery, whether analyzing data for patients or surgeries.

Several studies have provided circumstantial evidence that radiation can induce AML-type deletions of chromosome 2 (Hayata, 1985; Trakhtenbrot et al, 1988; Ban et al, 1997; Peng et al, 2009), even though it is inconclusive whether the aberrations arise as a consequence of initial DNA damage or through delayed chromosomal instability (Plumb et al, 1998; Bouffler et al, 2001; Boulton et al, 2001).

The on-time arrival rate was the highest and the cancellation rate the lowest for any comparable period in the 18 years that such flight data has been collected, and the rate of mishandled baggage — lost, damaged, pilfered or delayed — was the lowest since this data was first reported 25 years ago, according to a new Air Travel Consumer Report.