Sentence examples for damages come from inspiring English sources

The punitive damages come on top of more than $5 million already awarded to the couple by the same jury.

The damages come after a four-week trial and also include an additional to $16.8million £9.8millionn) in compensatory damages awarded on Friday.

"The big damages come if the climate sensitivity to greenhouse gases turns out to be high," said Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, a climate scientist at the University of Chicago.

These damages come on top of the $115m already awarded to Hogan last week which concluded a nearly two-week trial in St Petersburg, Florida.

If the jury agrees that the answers to any or all of those questions are yes, they must then decide whether or not she was also "harmed" because of it — this is where "punitive damages" come into play.  .

A state policeman who assessed the various damages came over to my Honda with his clipboard.

The suit, which is seeking unspecified monetary damages, comes after the breakdown of several months of settlement talks between Kodak and the plaintiffs' lawyers.

The largest damages came from the prepaid Galaxy Prevail (over $57 million).

One of the biggest questions answered by the jury was if Samsung was willful in its infringement, which is where the major damages came into play.

Tuesday's award of punitive damages came on top of more than $924,500 that jurors awarded Jafa-Bodden in compensatory damages Monday.

All seems fine, until about 15th Street, when unnerving signs of damage come into view.