Sentence examples for damaging for use from inspiring English sources

The high intensity of the X-rays involved would be too damaging for use on a living human being, and a corpse would probably not produce the right results.

The read/write heads can crash onto the platter/s and leave physical damage on the platter, rendering that space on the disk useless as well as making the unit as a whole too damaged for use.

The site was probably a place where icons too worn or damaged for further use, but too sacred to destroy, had been ceremonially brought together from various now-vanished temples in the Qingzhou area to share a communal resting place.

As revealed above, with the exception of the acute phase response and autoantibodies, no biological marker is currently sufficiently reliable to acknowledge its usefulness as a marker of disease activity or joint damage for use in clinical practice.

Allen initially demanded $10m in damages for use of his image in breach of his longstanding refusal to endorse commercial interests.

Kenya Harris is seeking $50,000 in damages for use of excessive force, battery, and inflicting emotional distress in a suit filed against the City of Albany, its police chief, and Officers Ryan Jenkins and Richard Brown Jr., the Courthouse News Service reported this week.

I guess if the cash is green and you can avoid openly laughing when someone with a first name shared by millions of other people comes and tells you that she wants damages for use of her uniqueness, you can file almost anything.

The organisation said law enforcement attempts to curb marijuana use overwhelmingly focused on racial minorities and had the unfortunate impact of ensnaring people unnecessarily in the criminal justice system, potentially costing individuals their jobs and causing widespread social damage for using a drug increasingly tolerated by society.

A federal jury in Texas ordered Apple pay more than $302 million in damages for using VirnetX's internet security patent without permission.

The store itself was too damaged to use for sleeping.

Here we develop a numerical approach to adapt cell-based CPA equilibration damage models for use in a classical tissue mass transport model.