Sentence examples for damaging area from inspiring English sources

STORM RUNOFF Final rule, December 2009 Developers must prevent soil runoff from damaging area streams or waterways, with any site disturbing 10 or more acres required to monitor discharges.

Hippocampi were then partially isolated by removing the cerebellum and all cortex except that directly overlying the hippocampus, to avoid damaging area CA1 while increasing the hippocampal surface area contacting oxygenated solution.

Social media can be both one of the most rewarding and one of the most damaging areas of the internet, so teach your kid about the consequences of being careless.

AD pathology is most damaging to areas responsible for higher-order learning and explicit memory but spares areas essential for sensing and moving.

Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said on Friday that this war would be particularly expensive, because of the precision weaponry needed to avoid damaging civilian areas and the cost of protecting against a chemical attack.

Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia, a Republican, warned in a letter to President Obama on Monday that the automatic spending cuts would have a "potentially devastating impact" and could force Virginia and other states into a recession, noting that the planned cuts to military spending would be especially damaging to areas like Hampton Roads that have a big Navy presence.

Although the process was ecologically damaging, the areas of logged forests that were sheltered from agricultural expansion through protection by one of the four tea estates have regenerated into impressive mature secondary forests.

The damaged leaf area and the duration of time of the damaging mechanism were kept constant.

British fighters also attacked other German ships and facilities in the Kaafjord area, damaging two patrol boats, a minesweeper and a radar station, as well as destroying an ammunition dump and three guns of an anti-aircraft battery.

Converting combustible land works best where fire is dangerous and damaging -- in areas around houses, for example.

MANILA — More than a week after Typhoon Ketsana devastated the Philippines, followed by a second damaging storm, large areas of Manila and nearby provinces remain flooded, and survivors — some gathered in evacuation centers and others marooned in their homes — face a host of other problems, including disease and ruined crops.