Sentence examples for damaged in the previous from inspiring English sources

Jen Hardy, of Catholic Relief Services, which is distributing aid to remote villages in the district, said she saw two houses that had been badly damaged in the previous quake fall down.

Jen Hardy, of Catholic Relief Services, who are distributing aid to remote villages in the district, said she saw two houses that had been badly damaged in the previous quake fall down.

China was eager to repair relations that had been badly damaged in April the previous year by the collision of a lumbering American spy plane with a prank-playing Chinese fighter jet that flew too close.

After the previous crane was damaged in the storm, the surrounding blocks were evacuated for six days as workers struggled to secure the crane and its boom before ultimately dismantling it.

For this penultimate Group D match, Pellegrini had retained the strategy that damaged Sevilla in the previous outing.

She thought of her good fortune: The tornado missed her business and house (although her home had been damaged in three previous tornados), and she and her employees were able to take refuge in a baptist church as the deadly funnel bore down on Moore.

Maamoun Abdulkarim, Syria's head of antiquities, said the army was in control of the whole of Tadmur, including the outskirts, and that the ruins south-west of the town - already damaged in previous fighting - had not suffered further harm.

Suddenly Leeds were three scores behind and without the forward drive of Jamie Peacock and especially the pace and invention of Danny McGuire, each of whom had suffered serious knee ligament damage in the previous six weeks, the champions were unable to breach the Wigan line again.

In the 16th-century the mosque was restored after apparent damage in the previous century; the Ottomans commissioned its restoration and also built six other mosques in the city.

BCL-2 phosphorylation has been shown to upregulate P27 and resist intracellular ROS-induced damages in the previous study.

It would also cover houses damaged in previous conflicts but never repaired, and housing needs resulting from population growth.