Sentence examples for damage relation from inspiring English sources

A continuum damage relation (CDR) is proposed to describe the failure process of hydrogen attack, i.e. grain boundary cavitation of steels under conditions of high temperature and high hydrogen pressure.

Canada is a neighbour and close ally and shutting down the project would damage relations.

Hollande has warned that the execution of Atlaoui could damage relations with Indonesia.

"Why take a risk that could damage relations between Sikhs and the BBC?" you may ask.

Nato's secretary general added that enlargement would damage relations with the Soviet Union.

Azeri officials warned that it could damage relations between Azerbaijan and European governments.

The Clinton administration said the measure would damage relations with Turkey, an important ally in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

With this lack of cultural sensitivity, the cameras' introduction could damage relations between officers and vulnerable communities.

Australia won't let the execution of two of its citizens permanently damage relations with Indonesia, Tony Abbott has said.

They also warned that rejection of Keystone XL would damage relations with Canada, which has lobbied hard for the project.

It was a defeat for David Cameron, whose defence secretary warned that it would damage relations with the US.