Sentence examples for damage suffering from inspiring English sources
She was subjected to a kamikaze attack on 14 April which destroyed one spotting plane on its catapult, but the Japanese aircraft crashed 50 yards from the ship and New York received only superficial damage, suffering two men injured.
In the report we stopped short of investigating the factors that contribute to these beliefs and to date our understanding of why individuals with CNSLBP and high pain-related fear associated LBP with damage, suffering and/or functional loss remains limited.
Congress authorised the use of the normal methodology in such cases, which takes into account economic damage (meaning the loss of future earnings) and non-economic damage (suffering, including the "loss of enjoyment of life").
The law covers treatments like ventilators, feeding and watering tubes, surgery, dialysis and antibiotics for patients who might be unconscious, brain damaged, suffering from dementia or dying and unable to make their wishes known.
Hautpoult had fought hard during the engagement and was badly damaged, suffering between 80 and 90 casualties.
We teach our youth the tremendous damage and suffering Japan inflicted on neighboring countries before and during World War II.
Many of my holidays have included a trip to war museums across Asia, in an attempt to understand the damage and suffering Japan caused.
Both pathways can effectively minimize the over-accumulation of Na+ in shoot and thus protect the leaves from salt damage when suffering from salt stress.
Despite what was declared in 1989 as a final settlement for damages, suffering continues and protesters insist there remain unanswered charges of mass homicide and civil actions concerning clean-up of the heavily polluted plant site.
Mr. Simkin's lawyers - his colleagues at Paul Weiss - described their partner in court papers as "gravely damaged" and suffering "extreme hardship" as a result of the Madoff fraud.
A Man Won £500,000 Damages After Suffering a Six-Day Erection in Jail.
