Sentence examples for frequent damaging from inspiring English sources
Bangladesh is exposed to frequent damaging earthquakes because it is surrounded by high seismicity regions (Ansary 2002).
While Los Angeles and San Francisco suffer frequent damaging quakes, they owe their seismic woes to a relatively shallow phenomenon called a slip-strike fault, caused by two tectonic plates sliding against each other.
Seismic activity in the valley is recorded under Zone V of the Seismic Zoning Map of India, the most severe zone where frequent damaging earthquakes of intensity IX could be expected.
Wild rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) are a game species of great conservation value in the Iberian Peninsula that cause frequent damage to crops.
All these frequent damages to the cordon fence in the study area not only put a strain on the dwindling resources mobilized for fence maintenance but also expose agro-pastoral communities to concurrent multiple stressors such as livestock going astray into Zimbabwe and increased human-wildlife conflicts.
On her voyage south she suffered frequent damage and breakdowns, requiring repairs at every port of call.
He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order on 19 May for "leadership, skill and gallantry of the highest order" and "his determination to make every sortie a success" in spite of frequent damage to his aircraft.
The most frequent damage is actinic or photoelectric keratoconjunctivitis, which affects the ocular surface [ 1], but in some cases retinal structures may also be involved.
In these studies, focused ultrasound ablation of liver tumour tissue was effective, but suffered from incomplete tumour destruction and frequent damage to surrounding organs.
DNA repair enzymes repair the frequent damage to DNA caused by oxidant stress as well as other stresses, including bulky adducts derived from carcinogens in cigarette smoke [ 8].
For subtraction lesion analysis, including peri-necrotic tissue resulted in a larger region of more frequent damage being seen in the basal ganglia.
