Sentence examples for damaging factories from inspiring English sources

That was the period most affected by the magnitude 9 earthquake and tsunami on March 11, damaging factories and severing supply chains.

Enacted during the First World War, the Sabotage Act ostensibly aims to prevent enemies of the United States from damaging factories, weapons, and equipment essential to the war effort.

The catastrophes damaged factories, disrupted supply chains, caused a crippling power shortage and curtailed consumer spending.

The earthquake and tsunami there have damaged factories and disrupted the country's power and transportation infrastructure.

Local officials also quietly fear that some large biomedical multinationals may choose to close damaged factories and start anew elsewhere.

The storm damaged factory units on the Merry Leas industrial estate in Desford where skips were reportedly blown into the air.

Gaza rockets hit Israeli land on Sunday, damaging a factory in the town of Sderot, east of the enclave.

Those rockets damaged two factories in the Israeli border town of Sderot.

Toyota and other Japanese automakers said that they hoped to restart production at most of their domestic plants this week, but that they were still evaluating how much the disaster had damaged some factories and nearby roads, railroads and ports.

There's no room here to discuss the massive damage factory farms inflict on the environment and public health.

Col. Kenneth Royall, who later became Secretary of the Army, defended eight Germans who came ashore in 1942 intent on damaging U.S. weapons factories.