Sentence examples for damage the established from inspiring English sources

They reject the status quo or, as Freud writes, "are especially suited to … take on the role of leaders and … damage the established state of affairs".

Two Independent MPs, Noel Pemberton-Billing and Horatio Bottomley, who trumpeted crude nationalism as a way to damage the established parties, emerge as sordid and irresponsible – and seem reminiscent of some of our present-day Ukip charmers.

It has emerged — sooner and more assertively than had been expected before the wrenching global financial crisis, which badly damaged all the established industrial powers, from the United States to Europe and Japan.

"We've suffered too much damage". The park, established in 2004 during a period of warming ties between the Koreas, was considered a test case for reunification.

As Grenby puts it, "her initial questions of any children's books that came before her were always first, was it damaging to religion and second, was it damaging to political loyalty and the established social hierarchy".

The crack area was used to define the fatigue damage, with which established the relationship between damage area and natural frequency ratio.

And then, the fatigue life prediction model is derived through combining this damage-cycle relationship with the stress-damage relationship obtained by the damage mechanics already established in the literatures.

Hence a finite element procedure for the analysis of the elastic model with nonlocal damage is established on the basis of the proposed two-field variational formulation.

This paper studies the response of reinforced concrete (RC) moment resistant frames under several seismic ground motions and evaluates different damage levels established by the ASCE 41-06 seismic rehabilitation standard using the rotation acceptance criteria for nonlinear procedures.

The site effects seem to have played a major role in the observed damage, because conflicting trends of structural attributes and the actual damage were established.

The absence of damage was established using inorganic specimens and the technique then applied to biomolecular nanocrystals, where the coherent amplification of intensity due to Bragg scattering has allowed atomic resolution to be achieved in three dimensions [9].