Sentence examples for damages of less from inspiring English sources

"Even if you took it all the way to the supreme court you might get damages of less than 15m Pakistani rupees [£115,000]." ARY is also being sued in the UK by Mian Muhammad Mansha, a banking tycoon said to be one of Pakistan's richest men, after the channel accused him of fraud.

Eureka and Arcata (25 mile north of the Eel River valley) saw light damage and no injuries, while the unincorporated communities of Weott and Carlotta reported damage of less than $2 million combined.

They are seeking an injunction allowing them to continue the tour as well as damages of "no less than $1 million" and a jury trial.

Civil penalties are based on the carrier's actual damages and any additional profits of the violator, or a court can award statutory damages of not less than $200 or more than $2,500 per individual act.

Hernandez made a similar claim against McDonald's on Sept. 9, 2011, citing damages of "no less than $2 million".

Further efforts in divertor development and reactor design could suppress the magnitude of damage to less than half for adoption of Cu materials for the inboard divertors.

In contrast, a mangrove plantation just south of the sea-wall sustained damage to less than 1% of its trees, most of which recovered within six months.

AKD, defined as a GFR <60 ml/minute/1.73 m or evidence of structural kidney damage for less than 3 months, provides an operationally integrated bridge between AKI and CKD.

But while in general the surprises have been in the direction of less damage and shaking than more, scientists emphasized that residents should not view the new findings as a sign that the Puget Sound region is safer than it had appeared to be.

Development of visible-light-excited lanthanide (III) complex-based luminescent probes is highly appealing due to their superiority of less damage to the living biosystems over the conventional UV-light-excited ones.

Because the same amount of damages means less to wealthy injurers than to poor ones, without punitive damages, it might happen that poor injurers abide by the law while wealthy injurers do not.