Sentence examples for for such damage from inspiring English sources

The notion of sustainability defined the minimum conditions for such damage to be accepted, so as to maintain the inheritance of future generations.

Now a major concern is the possibility that the newer anti-H.I.V. drugs may lead to heart complications, and pathologists have increased their vigil for such damage.

Laws, c. 101, § 2): 'If any person shall set on fire any woods, marshes or prairies, so as thereby to occasion any damage to any other person, such person shall make satisfaction for such damage to the party injured, to be recovered in an action.' As held in Emerson v. Gardiner, 8 Kan.

It has been observed that the proposed method gives enough accuracy in damage prediction of not only the numerical but also the real-world structures with single and multiple damage scenarios, and the first-order response surface models based on the D-optimal criterion are adequate for such damage identification purposes.

In order to make up for such damage to our intuitions the theoretical benefits of an action theory will have to be quite extensive.

Such damage to MUSE cells could include mutations and chromosomal damage; notably in this PLoS One paper the authors did not report looking for such damage (e.g. by karyotyping analysis that examines chromosomal integrity or by more advanced genomics techniques).

"Any evidence churned up about what people knew and when they knew it is going to raise the bar for such damages," he said.

Heavy cocaine abusers are known to develop adverse skin manifestations, however, a possible mechanism for such damages has not yet been proposed.

The finding of the master that no damages in addition to profits had been proved does not, indeed, necessarily imply that the plaintiff had not sustained damages independent of any profits; but no ground for equitable relief, by injunction, by account of profits, or otherwise, being shown, the proper remedy of the plaintiff against the defendants for such damages is by action at law.

They should be accountable for all cleanup costs, and they should be liable for all damages to persons, properties and livelihoods that stem from the spill (even though Congress foolishly capped liability for such damages to only $75 million).

Hastings countered that The Star was effectively accusing Mosley of high treason, and said that "there is really no defence to this action...I do ask for such damages as will mark [the jury's] sense of the injustice which has been done to Sir Oswald".