Sentence examples for dramatic damage to from inspiring English sources

"There will be very dramatic damage to these kinds of species".

Aside from some dramatic damage to several historic buildings in all, thirty-three structures in Napa were "red-tagged" as uninhabitable there was surprisingly little visual evidence of the earthquake.

Aside from some dramatic damage to several historic buildings — in all, thirty-three structures in Napa were "red-tagged" as uninhabitable — there was surprisingly little visual evidence of the earthquake.

Although low-dose exposure could not induce any acute neurotoxicity, chronic exposure to low dose TiO2 NPs might lead to dramatic damage to the brain.

"He's done dramatic damage to our city".

A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who backs Assad, said the bombing caused "dramatic damage" to Russian U.S. ties.

This is not surprising, as drastic changes in glutathione-levels would be expected to lead to more dramatic damage, whereas minor changes might be missed in vivo (Townsend et al., 2003; Noack et al., 2012).

Moreover, increment of [Ca2+]i, 12 h after PDT, corresponds to the peak of apoptosis and to the dramatic damage of the ER.

Indeed, the reported increase of [Ca2+]i as early as after 1 h after RBAc PDT confirms the critical role of ER in cell death, also supported by the fact that, the highest increment of [Ca2+]i, 12 h after PDT, corresponds to the peak of apoptosis and to the dramatic damage of the ER.

The effects for coastal fisheries are likely to be even more dramatic, due to damage to the coral reefs.

One of the most dramatic causes of damage to engineering structures during earthquakes has been the development of soil liquefaction beneath and around the structures.