Sentence examples for damages themselves from inspiring English sources

The deductibles are usually expressed as a percentage of the insured value of the home; they indicate the amount that homeowners can expect to pay for storm-related damages themselves before their insurance will kick in.

Officials argued that worsening fire conditions and the current state of the insurance market have made it "untenable" for utilities to shoulder the entire cost of wildfire damages themselves. .

Some of the criteria for consideration may include an analysis of the damages themselves, for example, whether the damages were for pain and suffering, lost wages, loss of companionship, or damages to property.

A second hypothesis implied that HDAC inhibitors could synergise with DNA-damaging agents, either by inducing DNA damage themselves or suppressing the DNA repair process.

"They have politically damaged themselves".

The Swiss have damaged themselves with this result.

Some blame others, lash out and damage themselves further.

Those affected use drugs compulsively, damaging themselves and those around them.

Co-op boards, however, could damage themselves, he said, if they become too picky with buyers.

The shuffle did not hurt the Astros, who do not damage themselves defensively.

But he thinks Pearl Jam's willingness to take stands that damage themselves means "people trust us.