Sentence examples for damage was substantial from inspiring English sources

She was demoted, but given her importance to Mr. Letten, and her silence over the past months as the commenting scandal unfolded, the damage was substantial.

The damage was substantial but it was not breached, so the contents of the reservoir did not burst into the valley below.

In contrast to the abrupt change in nanoscale tests, friction increase due to graphene wear was gradual at the macroscale and it only became apparent (with friction coefficient on the order of 10−1) when graphene damage was substantial.

"The damage is substantial," the prime minister, Irakli Garibashvili, told reporters.

The economic cost of such damage is substantial.

Repair, which occurs when tissue damage is substantial or the normal tissue architecture cannot be regenerated successfully, results in the formation of a fibrous scar.

There are other scales and networks: the mayor said that Con Edison might have to shut down part of its grid in lower Manhattan preemptively, "because if saltwater get on these cables while they are used the damage is substantial".

Taken together, these data suggest that the mutagenic effect of acrolein adducts is manifested only when the extent of DNA damage is substantial; they also suggest that the propensity of acrolein adducts to induce mutations may be dependent upon variations in biological context, including specifics of a particular cellular genetic background and patterns of gene expression.

In cases where compensatory damages are substantial, the State Farm decision went on, "a lesser ratio, perhaps only equal to compensatory damages," might be warranted.

If he could show a jury how I might have avoided harm, and if the damages were substantial, he said, "I would sue you in a flash".

Damage to New London was substantial: one estimate placed the value destroyed at nearly $500,000.