Sentence examples for deadly damage from inspiring English sources

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The hub of the action is C.I.A. headquarters in Langley, Va., where Conklin, a thin-lipped bureaucrat (Chris Cooper) and his nervous, P.R.-minded boss (Brian Cox) are attempting some deadly damage control.

Robert Francis made 290 recommendations to ensure that never again can uncaring staff, bureaucratic inertia, a fixation on cost controls and a fatal obsession with targets and ticking boxes cause such deadly damage again.

The same keep-it-flying culture found to have disregarded ample evidence of a fatal flaw in the O-rings in the Challenger case failed again to heed warning signs that foam debris could cause deadly damage to the aging, fragile Columbia.

I have come to the conclusion after much reluctance that the greater danger to the UN is inaction: that to pass resolution 1441 and then refuse to enforce it would do the most deadly damage to the UN's future strength, confirming it as an instrument of diplomacy but not of action, forcing nations down the very unilateralist path we wish to avoid.

Deadly Damage: Read "Tracking the Storm," ongoing Times coverage about all the damage Hurricane Sandy has caused up and down the Eastern Seaboard, including many deaths, millions of power failures (see video of the Manhattan Con Ed explosion on Oct. 29, above) the crane dangling over West 57th street in Manhattan, the patients who had to be evacuated from local hospitals and much more.

This painful, complex, beautifully acted and inexpressibly sad drama from Ira Sachs is about something that looms large in real life, but never usually gets acknowledged in the movies in any but the vaguest way – banal, undignified embarrassment over money, and the deadly serious damage this causes.

When scientists performed an autopsy on 10 of the whales, they found deadly tissue damage that is usually associated with pockets of gas in vital organs.

Footage shows deadly volcano damage Jump to media player A volcano erupts on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, engulfing villages in hot ash and killing 14 people.

B. magnificus and B. speciosus cause hallucinogenic toxins and B. erythropus and B. luridus manifest insecticidal activities, while B. satanas causes deadly liver damage, gastrointestinal upset, and hemolysis [ 10, 15].

In addition to the attempted assassination charge, he was charged with assaulting federal officers with a deadly weapon, damaging federal property, and related firearms charges.