Sentence examples for damaged brings from inspiring English sources

According to calculations by economists at Nomura, an investment bank, the three worst-hit prefectures (Miyagi, Fukushima and Iwate) account for just 3.6% of Japan's economy, though electronics factories are clustered there.Adding in neighbouring Nagano, Ibaraki and Niigata prefectures, which were much less damaged, brings the affected area's contribution to GDP to 10.8%.

In four months in Korea, Davis had scored 14 confirmed victories, 1 probable victory and 2 aircraft damaged, bringing his career total victory count to 21.

Babor 33 also highlights the importance of terminology, suggesting that 'alcohol-related collateral damage brings home the realization that in many communities, homes and families, the drinking environment has become a combat zone' (p. 1613).

McCullum did the bulk of the damage, bringing up his century by cracking four consecutive boundaries in Josh Hazlewood's 12th over.

In a 2000 decision, the court held that states are immune from suits for damages brought by older workers under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.

The Ritz-Carlton, Cancún, reopened last week after a $15 million renovation that was inspired, in part, by the damage brought on by Hurricane Wilma last year.

The cartoonish Melissa and her foil, Charlie, who may be suffering from psychological damage brought on by Lyme disease, are especially unpersuasive.

See articleA trial opened in New York to consider a claim for damages brought by Terra Firma Capital Partners against Citigroup for advice the bank allegedly gave to the private-equity firm in its 2007 bid for EMI, a struggling music company.

The fen-phen scandal, which prompted two Servier drugs to be pulled from the market after being linked to severe heart damage, brought a huge class-action settlement and thousands of separate claims in the United States.

Last April, the case came up in the New York County Supreme Court in the form of a suit for $200,000 damages brought by Olga, as plaintiff, against the City of New York, as defendant.

Grillo has won a dozen such suits and is facing at least four more, including one for about fifteen million dollars in damages, brought against him by Biagio Agnes, the former director of Stet, then the national telecommunications company.