Sentence examples for deliberate damaging from inspiring English sources

Due to the damage caused by the cannon, the castle escaped the slighting, or deliberate damaging, that occurred to many other castles at the end of the civil war.

Opponents recalled other uses of time-wasting tactics, deliberate damaging of the pitch by Surrey players to assist their bowlers, and intimidation of both the opposition and umpires.

To date, he said, the Parks Department has collected over $1.5 million in restitution for accidental or deliberate damage to urban trees.

Non-suicidal self-injury is the deliberate damage of body tissue that is not sanctioned by society and is devoid of an active intent to die.

The head is poorly preserved and has suffered both from erosion and deliberate damage.

After the war, Cardiff Castle escaped the slighting, or deliberate damage and destruction, that affected many other castles.

Illegal dumping or deliberate damage also was strongly associated with fixed-facility events resulting in victims.

Attention should focus on preventing fires and explosions, releases from illegal dumping and deliberate damage, and acid releases in the agricultural industry.

All respondents were asked if, within the past 12 months, they had been physically attacked or had experienced deliberate damage to property which belonged to them.

An important finding, made possible by the use of antibodies to γ-H2AX, is that cells that have not been subjected to deliberate damage still contain endogenous DSB damage.

Factors identified as illegal dumping or deliberate damage were most likely to contribute to a fixed-facility event with at least one victim (POR = 15.93, 95% CI = 10.41 24.36) compared with "other" factors.