Sentence examples for damage out of from inspiring English sources

Score: Not worth the psychic damage out of 10.

Keep Rich from doing too much damage out of the pocket".

"It's hard to work damage out of the stainless steel body panel," said Mr. Haldeman, who owns a red DeLorean that he is repainting.

University of South Carolina professor Jerry Wallulis is among those who fear they may be left to pay for the cost of damage out of pocket, despite having household insurance.

Just as cutting spending on science brings political pain out of all proportion to the very modest sums saved, tampering with modes and organizational structures in the name of economic efficiency or administrative simplification could cause damage out of all proportion to the tiny savings (if that) that are likely to me made.

Those are the terms we accept when we work for or interact with a professional organization: when things go right, the employees don't put the profits directly in their own wallet, and when things go wrong, they don't pay for the damage out of their own paychecks.

Health Secretary Hunt is doing OK overall so far and I do not share the conspiracy theory that he is trying to blame past Labour errors – notably the over-generous 2004 GP contract, which damaged out-of-hours services – for whatever goes wrong now.

Under severe in-plane damage, the out-of-plane capacity of cracked URM wall reduced to nearly one-third of its undamaged capacity.

All damage and out-of-plane misalignment must be within the limits as dictated by EN1993-1-1 [26], otherwistructureructure would require repair.

In the video, Ruffalo says, "I've seen the kind of damage that out-of-control energy development can do to water and to communities near my own home, where fracking for natural gas is causing widespread pollution..

Petitioner Muse recovered $21,310.75 in compensatory damages and out-of-pocket expenses; petitioner Brandon recovered $5,000.