Sentence examples for damage rendered from inspiring English sources

No matter how hard I try, I can't justify wanting to be a huge, unknowable allegory for the psychological damage rendered to a nation by nuclear war.

The Swedish writer and director Lukas Moodysson's Russian-set new film "Lilya 4-Ever" could be a Dogma 95 adaptation of some Dickens novel, unremitting emotional damage rendered without benefit of romantic uplift, but with an eye focused on the social ramifications of the horrors.

The snow and damage rendered places unrecognizable.

The damage rendered the mansion at Colross uninhabitable.

Bridle waterboarded his documents to mirror UK government claims that water damage rendered records of 9/11 flights out of Diego Garcia "incomplete".

Anyone who is reusing your property without authorization is infringing on your rights, and you can easily ask for a reimbursement in a civil court for the damage rendered.

Also, MEC HA does not have the ability to measure the probability of harm occurring from a MEC explosion or give a quantitative estimate of the resulting level of damage, rendering objective risk assessment methodology nearly useless.

Overall, the team showed that Earth's magnetic field is susceptible to temporary damage, rendering our planet's atmosphere the last line of defense against energetic particles from space.

Some prime shooting locations — including Paramount Ranch, which serves as a set for HBO's "Westworld," and the Peter Strauss Ranch in Agoura Hills — have experienced extensive damage, rendering them inaccessible to crews.

Human cells appear capable of excising more DNA damage, rendering them somewhat less susceptible to enhancement of cytotoxicity by MX.

He says flight recorders can be damaged, rendering them unreadable, but he has not heard a case of the data inside being tampered with.