Sentence examples for discernible damage from inspiring English sources

So far the cellular industry has survived each price cut with no discernible damage to the top line; volume expanded faster than prices shrank.

The imbalance hasn't yet caused much discernible damage to Brown electoral standing.

Toyota said there was no discernible damage to its plants but would decide on Sunday whether to reopen.

He eventually regained control somewhere below 3,000 ft (900 m) and landed safely with no discernible damage to his aircraft.

The other point is that, after 2 weeks of exposure to rotenone, the rats severely lost their vision with no discernible damage to the ganglion cell layer.

It caused no discernible damage to our 'real enemies' China and Russia, and our defeat did not lead to the predicted triumph of Communism in the 'domino' nations.

At the very least, Clinton's increases did no discernible economic damage.

"But in psychiatry your patients often have no discernible brain damage".

The spill did no discernible ecological damage, never came close to Brazil's coast and injured no one, the country's petroleum regulator said in a 2012 report.

However, the compression stresses implied that creep deformation could have occurred without inducing discernible creep damage.

Three carbon-based ENMs showed structure-dependent and discernible DNA damage response profiles.