Sentence examples for damaging parts from inspiring English sources

A Briefly Noted review detected in the book the faintest whiff of regret: Interestingly, given what Black refers to in the acknowledgments as his own "serious judicial problems," he argues that Nixon's best move in Watergate would have been to surreptitiously delete damaging parts of the tapes and then make up a cover story — "whatever he wanted".

Interestingly, given what Black refers to in the acknowledgments as his own "serious judicial problems," he argues that Nixon's best move in Watergate would have been to surreptitiously delete damaging parts of the tapes and then make up a cover story — "whatever he wanted".

In the case of failure of the adhesive, the measuring equipment would fall off without damaging parts of the coating.

Obinna also said he understood the Nigerian fans' anger, but could not condone the violence displayed by a number of supporters, who reacted to the defeat by damaging parts of the Abuja National Stadium, including the media area.

But many pistols are unable to shoot "+P" reliably, without damaging parts.

This cortical damage included parts of the primary somatosensory area and the parietal region of the posterior association area.

Interstate 80 was damaged when a June 22 accident ignited 8,200 gallons of gasoline, permanently damaging part of the roadway and a bridge.

In June 2013, floods severely damaged parts of the state.

Ben Nour said gunfire had also damaged parts of the hospital.

Mammals, too, can renew damaged parts of their body.

Companies that serve the auto industry replicated lost and damaged parts.