Sentence examples for damage returned from inspiring English sources

What's more, the diversity of the leaf damage returned to pre-impact levels more quickly than in North America, taking just four million years.

Some of the charter's clauses are meant to undo some damage, returning Welsh and Scottish hostages, and restoring lands and liberties unlawfully taken.

He wants to see all of the money, plus punitive damages, returned to the foundation.

After departing the Førde Fjord area, the surviving Beaufighters, many of which were damaged, returned to RAF Dallachy.

Kym has come out of rehab to attend Rachel's wedding and submerged tragedy and damage return to haunt the festivities.

The European exit market is still far less developed, and putting more into companies can only damage returns.

In both cases, some degree of resolution of damage was apparent 96 h after the start of administration, and DNA damage had returned to pretreatment values prior to the next course of IFO.

He received reassurance that there was no structural damage and returned to pitch effectively.

M&S has already created a coat made almost entirely from recycled wool and cashmere from damaged clothing returned to stores.

This tardy innovation comes too late for Colin Smart of Montacute, Somerset, whose photographs of a damaged iMac returned by a buyer were ignored by eBay.

Since derivative suits ask that damages be returned to the company, there is not usually a great monetary reward for plaintiffs.