Sentence examples for damage terms from inspiring English sources

Things could get very costly indeed, both in financial penalty and reputational damage terms.

It was assumed in this study that the damage terms D 11 and D 22 were only effective when the corresponding strains were positive, i.e., E 11 and E 22 were not affected by compressive loading states.

DDR signaling can also occur in senescent cells with minimal DNA damage, termed the "pseudo-DNA damage response" [ 10].

Who says drug use doesn't damage long-term memory?

Such an owner might jeopardise ARM's neutrality and damage long-term investment in the UK.

What is worse, it can allow momentary stresses to damage long-term relationships.

The resulting damage -- termed frostbite -- can be painful and severe.

In other words, there appears to be a form of subliminal damage (my term) that occasionally occurs.

These high debt levels expose countries to a loss of market confidence and, ultimately, damage long-term growth prospects.

This process of immune cell recruitment in response to damage is termed inflammation.

We can only justify short-term damage if much greater long-term benefit is the result.