Sentence examples for damage that has kept from inspiring English sources

Spurs insisted this morning that the 25-year-old's rehabilitation from the ligament damage that has kept him sidelined since August was progressing as expected.

The military government that has kept a tight grip on this country for more than four decades has tried to keep foreign eyes, and cameras, away from the epicenter of the damage.

The worst long-term damage Balawi did that day was to blow apart the veil that had kept the close relations between Jordanian and American intelligence secret.

WHEN the money that had kept New York aloft went away a few years back, some chefs switched into damage control immediately.

That has kept yields high.

That has kept my attitude fresh".

That had kept him up at night.

This ban, instituted 40 years ago, has protected some of America's most wild places, prevented a significant increase in drilling operations that would damage our climate and environment, and has kept American jobs here at home.

For years, governments have treated damage from cyberattacks as classified information, while the private sector has kept damage secret in order not to scare off customers and investors.

Even so, some large corporations say their size has kept damage to a minimum.

Although she has kept the damage to subsidy to a minimum after the depredations of her predecessor, it has been noted that throughout the whole of Derry-Londonderry's year as the first UK city of culture in 2013, the culture secretary couldn't find the time to visit the city once.