Sentence examples for for further damage from inspiring English sources
Write-offs on bank-held commercial-property loans rose sevenfold in 2008.The potential for further damage to the banks is especially worrying.
The summary, obtained by Greenpeace under freedom of information laws, says the habitats are recovering from a series of severe environmental impacts and the information in the environmental impact assessment provided by the corporation did not adequately address the potential for further damage to recovering habitats.
The research is helpful for further damage calculation and inferring the time history signal of the load in load spectra research.
Damage extension is determined by enhanced radiography for further damage measurement – diameter and areas – and correlated with mechanical test results — bearing test.
The recent aftershock that wreaked havoc in Christchurch, New Zealand, however, suggests that the potential for further damage in Japan and beyond is real.
There is more oil out there and the expectation is that, when a large storm hits, the oil will come back to shore, and we will ensure the oil company is held responsible for further damage".
Those details can be used by consumers to sue for further damages in the United States and sometimes in Europe.
Indeed, the whole point of the Gulf Coast fund is to keep cases out of court; in return for compensation, the claimants have to agree not to sue for further damages.
Another lawyer said NI was now engaged in a "risk analysis" and was weighing up the overall costs of the trial and the "blueprint" for further damages that would emerge when Mr Justice Vos delivered his verdict.
If it keeps selling products that are deemed to be infringing on Apple patents by an appeals court, Samsung could be on the hook for further damages, beyond the more than $1 billion a jury had awarded Apple already.
On the advice of STRI, some of the pitches in South Africa – including that at Port Elizabeth – cannot be trained on ahead of a match for fear of further damage.
