Sentence examples for damaging real from inspiring English sources

At the Munich conference, May will say she believes there are "damaging real world consequences" if the EU's priority in the negotiation is not to break the precedent of signing new cooperation agreements with non-member states.

The present technical note reports on an attempt of reformulating the Maximum Variance Method (MVM) to make it suitable for being used to perform the multiaxial fatigue assessment by numerically post-processing load histories as complex as those damaging real mechanical components.

"However, if the priority in the negotiations becomes avoiding any kind of new cooperation with a country outside the EU, then this political doctrine and ideology will have damaging real world consequences for the security of all our people, in the UK and the EU … as leaders, we cannot let that happen," she will say.

"Our research found that those who frequently post photographs on Facebook risk damaging real-life relationships," lead researcher Dr. David Houghton said in the report.

Our ecosystem can be damaged real fast".

For one thing he damages real 19th-century classical sculptures that he buys at Christie's.

With many houses still damaged, real estate values in the hardest-hit parts of the city continue to drop, even as prices have risen in the suburbs.

Try to be extra gentle, as wet hair is prone to damage real easy.

When he did ask for it, sometimes at hourly intervals, we patiently tried to explain the damage real guns could do.

Mr. Greenblatt, who was installed by Comcast at NBC after the sale, tried to make clear on Monday that he wanted to undo that damage, real and perceived.

They also question the promise of economic benefit, noting that chambers of commerce along the proposed route believe it will hurt tourism and damage real estate values.