Sentence examples for damages not only from inspiring English sources
Material made available without sufficient thought damages not only the writer's reputation but that of self-published work in general.
Both Mr. Xi and Li Keqiang have emphasized the need for rule of law in China, but there is still a yawning gap between rhetoric and reality that damages not only social order but also investor confidence and economic development.
Her lawsuit seeks damages not only for the pain and suffering caused by the alleged attack, but also because of the "scorn, hatred and ridicule" and threats the suit says she suffered after coming forward with her accusation.
It permits the jury to give what it terms punitory, vindictive, or exemplary damages, in other words, blends together the interests of society and the aggrieved individual, and gives damages not only to recompense the sufferer, but to punish the offender.
Page A20 New York FEDERAL JUDGE CONSIDERS DAMAGES FOR 9/11 FAMILY A federal judge may allow the family of Mark Bavis, a passenger on United Airlines Flight 175, the second plane to strike the World Trade Center, to recover damages not only for his death, but also for the final moments of his life Page A20 Obituaries REV.
What one passenger, Mark Bavis, 31, felt as the hijacking unfolded is unknown, but his family, which sued United, asked a federal judge in Manhattan to allow them to recover damages not only for his death, but also for those terrifying last moments of his life — "21 minutes of terror," as the judge put it.
Because methotrexate can damage not only cancer cells but also healthy tissues, it must be administered with great care.
Monya Baker investigates the potential damage not only to human lives but to reputable stem cell research.
Years later, he worried about the lasting damage not only to his own reputation but also to the Navy's.
In the diffuse form (diffuse systemic sclerosis), the damage not only affects the skin, but also can affect the lungs, kidneys and other internal organs.
