Sentence examples for damage turned out from inspiring English sources

Some smaller banks may be sold to foreign institutions.If the damage turned out to be no worse than that, it would be tribute to the strength of Spain's financial system.

Yang Fuqiang, a senior adviser on climate and energy at the Beijing offices of the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group based in the United States, said that even if the environmental damage turned out to be minimal, the long delay in publicizing the accident erodes public trust in the government and its state-run energy companies.

Last year, Hurricane Harvey was a Category 4 storm at landfall near Corpus Christi, Tex., but the wind damage turned out to be a rounding error after Harvey stalled along the coast, dropped up to 60 inches of rain and triggered historic flooding in Houston.

Treatment-related late cerebrovascular damage turned out to be prominent when more patients survived for longer periods.

Experts are divided about whether it will return in one giant and damaging blob, or in small gobbets over a long period.Even if the damage turns out to be slight, this accident could be a turning-point in Europe, rather as the Exxon Valdez spill in 1989 proved to be in America.

Whether history deems Bernanke's mixed record a success or failure, Wessel correctly notes, will depend heavily on how long it takes the economy to emerge from recession and how severe the damage turns out to be, as measured in crippled companies, foreclosed homes and laid-off workers.

The boy made sure the painting hadn't been damaged, turned out the light, and closed the door.

While testing cleanup methods with a scraper, wipes and grease, however, Colonel Fossum explored a spot of damage that turned out to be a depression in the "race ring" that the joint turns on.

She needed laparoscopic surgery to find out if her intestines had been damaged; it turned out they had not.

"This is a serious and dangerous storm .Although similar warnings of serious damage in New York last year turned out to be empty, people are taking few chances.

But God will always believe in your own ability to mend your own ways". The respectability of the Grammys sustained damage last year when it turned out that Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus of Milli Vanilli, voted best new artist, did not perform on the album under their names; the group was stripped of its award in late 1990 for falsifying the album credits.