Sentence examples for damage to the changing from inspiring English sources

The fire service said there was "extensive damage" to the changing room where the fire broke out, while there was "significant smoke logging" throughout the rest of the building.

These include the inability (or perceived inability) to work; damage to relationships; changing social roles and identity; psycho-emotional problems (especially depression); and worries about the future.

The report predicts economic and human damage from the changing climate and underscores "the need for the American people to prepare for and respond to [the] far-reaching implications": Americans are noticing changes all around them.

In order to verify their long term susceptibility to damages caused by the changing environmental conditions, the temperature cycling test was used in three different temperature ranges: +65 °C, −12 °C, −40 °C/+85 °C (3 h in each temp., dwell time 1 h).

Australian brush-tailed possums (Trichosurus vulpecula), introduced into New Zealand for a successful fur industry, have caused considerable damage to native forests, changing forest composition and structure through the defoliation and eradication of preferred food plants.

One of the other pleasures of "Damages" is the changing cast of guest stars.

There's nothing that can be done over the short term to address the changing climate (though, of course, the United States and other countries could give aid to offset the damage done by changing weather patterns).

Besides road infrastructure damages, the changing hazardous weather conditions affect the road traffic flow (Edwards 1999).

They also caused damage to a changing room.

As the mantra of "change" sweeps across the country, a growing number of Americans are committed to reversing the damage to our environment and changing their own lifestyles.

Bonfiglioli attempted to repair the damage by changing the name to SF Impulse starting in August 1966, but the result was a dramatic drop in circulation.