Sentence examples for difficult damage from inspiring English sources

The complementary use of the two techniques is discussed as a potential robust methodology for evaluation of difficult damage in concrete before it is visible.

Imagine being in a difficult, damaging, draining relationship.

Such limited training makes it difficult for officers to engage positively with well-adjusted prisoners, let alone difficult, damaged, chaotic and disordered individuals.

Anything that makes that more difficult damages the chances of change in Europe or the people in this country having their say".

Damages in transit can destroy records but vinyl is difficult to damage if packaged properly and high temperatures are avoided.

It's very difficult to damage his game in any way.

He said the thick steel hull would be difficult to damage.

Legally, it's far more difficult to damage people in Australia than it is in the United States".

Or "withholding vital information from above is sure to make your superior's job far more difficult and damage his or her trust in you".

But Iran would be a far harder target — much farther away from Israel, much better defended, and with facilities much more difficult to damage.

In the face of recommendations by police that it be placed on a sufficiently high platform to make it difficult to damage the statue, the 10.5ft statue will stand on a plinth of the same height again.