Sentence examples for excessive damages from inspiring English sources

States should try to curb excessive damages in medical lawsuits, as California has done.

The justices determined punitive damages are indeed allowed under the federal law, but they were split as to whether the maritime law allows for excessive damages claims.

Indeed, if Justice Samuel Alito had not recused himself from the case for his ownership of ExxonMobil stock, he might have been the swing vote that could have completely thrown out the excessive damages claim against the oil company.

According to the former, pain results from excessive stimulation (e.g., excessive heat or cold, excessive damage to the tissues).

In Bradley Beach, N.J., several miles of restored dunes were breached, although smart development decisions prevented excessive damage for residents.

Lovejoy believes only goodwill and good practice can prevent excessive damage to the sector – "early consultation, a willingness to seek volunteers and offer other ways through".

Boediono said that the Federal Reserve should raise short-term interest rates, and that his experience during the Asian financial crisis made him believe that the Fed could act without causing excessive damage to the American banking system.

"We must avoid the trap of winning tactical victories, but suffering strategic defeats, by causing civilian casualties or excessive damage and thus alienating the people," he wrote in a tactical directive ahead of the operation.

Mechanical hearts, which include total artificial hearts and ventricular assist devices (VADs), are machines that are capable of replacing or assisting the pumping action of the heart for prolonged periods without causing excessive damage to the blood components.

To prevent excessive damage, it is therefore important to understand at which operational conditions wheel damage becomes unacceptable.

They propagate selectively in tumor tissue and destroy it without causing excessive damage to normal non-cancerous tissues.