Sentence examples for damaged sets from inspiring English sources

The most tangible kinds of need are damaged sets, like the ones designed by Isamu Noguchi for Martha Graham and her company that were submerged in the basement of Westbeth, the downtown artists complex.

They can replace stones; create matches for a lost or damaged set; or, working with you by phone, fax or appointment, they can design and make a pair of cuff links, from scratch, in about four weeks.

I expected I'd struggle to relearn my role in this world, with a now damaged set of tools, but I never realized just how much.

That's bad enough, but the "people helped" side is where the real damage sets in.

That damage sets off emergency repairs inside a cell that scientists can harness to change letters in the DNA code.

"Brain cells begin to die at 4-6 minutes, and permanent damage sets in at 8-10 minutes.

The potential effects on innovation are particularly worrisome to some economists who fear that the impact might not be apparent for many years, if at all, making it impossible to undo before the damage sets in.

A high level of suspicion is required to ensure early diagnosis and start of appropriate management before irreversible lung damage sets in.

When in the bone, there has been an accumulation of bisphosphonates sufficient to reach the toxicity threshold for osteoclastic activity and migration inhibition, if surgical or inflammatory damage sets in, the alveolar bone is unable to react.

High blood sugar can be corrected before lasting damage sets in.

The allegation was that a bus had been damaged and set on fire.