Sentence examples for direct damages from inspiring English sources

The suit does not seek any direct damages for homeowners.

The focus is on direct damages, not consequential damages.

If not managed astutely, the collateral damage to other industries and states could well be quantitatively more significant than the direct damages to California electricity consumers and distributors.

Under the deal, the Big Four tobacco producers will wind up paying direct damages of at most 1percentt of the settlement total, or $2.4 billion.

For instance, Teruo Katayama, a Kyoto native whose popular restaurant suffered US$40,000 in direct damages quickly reopened on April 28th to the personal encouragement of loyal Japanese customers and the assurances of local policemen.

The calculation looks at direct damages for homes and other buildings and their contents and clean-up costs, as well as indirect damages such as disruption to transport links, water and electricity.

The direct damage will be limited.

Trump is unlikely to do us much direct damage.

It only covers "direct damage" the definition of which the report says is not clear.

But much direct damage has been done by Brexit, and it may be too late.

A Politburo report published this week reported about two billion rubles in direct damage - about $2.7 billion.