Sentence examples for extra damages from inspiring English sources

Should juries be able to assign extra damages for particularly malicious or bad-natured conduct?

The defendant in this situation, unlike the defendant in the steel mill case, would, if he were the cheapest avoider of the original injury, also be the cheapest avoider of the unlikely extra damages.

Claimants can also opt to receive quarterly cheques over the next three years instead, until the fund is wound up, leaving them free to sue BP for extra damages.

By and large, if a defendant category is the cheapest avoider of one type of damage vis-a-vis a given category of plaintiff, then that same defendant will be the cheapest avoider of any related, but unforeseeable or barely foreseeable extra damages to the same category of plaintiff...

The breaching party must pay these extra damages as a punishment for acting wrongfully under the contract.

And Newton, as always, did extra damage on the ground, rushing for 50 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries.

Or that in order to suit electoral timing, cuts have been accelerated and frontloaded to an average 15.2%, causing needless extra damage.

As much as two-thirds of the extra damage, the researchers say, will be caused by incentives to develop in risky areas.

I can taste it in the chicken salad but not in the leaner tuna, partly explaining the extra damage — and the exaggerated siren's call — of the former.

Vazquez retired the next two Twins, so Hunter's savvy play did not cause extra damage, but it was an embarrassing play for Vazquez on what he aptly called a nothing night.

Time this right and you can score extra damage; get it wrong and you can find yourself on the canvas when you would have previously simply blocked the attack.