Sentence examples for forceful damage from inspiring English sources

Forceful damage control would be Mr. Bush's smartest move.

Being too forceful can damage the pocket.

A direct, forceful blow may damage any of the underlying tissues; blood vessels, nerves, muscles, bones, joints, or the internal organs may be affected.

Regular forceful use may damage your glasses.

Mr. Saro-Wiwa, who founded the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni Peoples in 1990, was one of Shell's most forceful critics because of the damage done to the delta communities, including gas flaring and the destruction of mangroves to make way for pipelines.

Mechanical stimulation of the heart by a nonpenetrating, impulse-like impact is sufficient to induce ventricular fibrillation (VF) in an otherwise normal heart, but not forceful enough to make structural damage to the myocardium or the thoracic cage.

Their hypothesis was that a chiropractic technique called cervical spinal manipulation, involving a forceful twisting of the neck, could damage two major arteries that lead through the neck to the back of the brain.

Look to see if you might damage plastic trim through forceful removal.

The player character is equipped with an energy shield which nullifies damage from weapons fire and forceful impacts.

Unfortunately, the rate of biological repair can be rather modest; it is not unlikely that the deliberate pace of repair might be overwhelmed by continuing tissue damage from continued repetitive and forceful loading.

The more forceful such an impact is, the greater the damage to the lateral femoral condyle may be [ 6].