Sentence examples for extend to damage from inspiring English sources

This immunity applies only to the mere passage of the aircraft and does not extend to damage caused by it or to other encroachments on the use or enjoyment of the land, such as excessively low flights.

In legal contexts the possible range of agency is not confined to human conduct, but may extend to damage done by the agency of juristic persons, animals, inanimate objects such as motor vehicles and inanimate forces such as fire.

Note that the proposed method can be extended to damage estimation for other roof components such as shingles when the wind loading correlation is included.

Thornton: Baroness Hale [supreme court vice-president] gave a lecture recently in which she referred to her view that being a woman had changed her judgments: for example, when considering the damage that can be done to a woman by an unwanted pregnancy, or whether domestic violence should just mean hitting or extend to psychological damage.

How do the initial disruption of nodes and paranodal axo-glial apparatus extend to more severe structural damage such as axonal degeneration leading to permanent disability?

The finite element method and FEA software are used to predict penetration damage and this modelling simulation is then extended to investigate damage to a ship's double bottom structure in different grounding scenarios.

Administration officials said they would insist that the payroll tax holiday be extended to prevent damage to the struggling economy.

In the present work, the idea is extended to identifying damage in thin plate problems.

The analysis is extended to additional damage accumulating further ahead of the crack during propagation, i.e. before the arrival of the process zone itself.

"If the premier gives in to kneejerk reactions to 'get tough' on young offenders rather than prioritising rehabilitation, the damage will extend to the community," he said.

If the Trump campaign continues to falter, the damage could extend to candidates who look like survivors at the moment — think Senators Rob Portman in Ohio, Charles E. Grassley in Iowa, John McCain in Arizona and Roy Blunt in Missouri.