Sentence examples for general damage from inspiring English sources

Proportionately speaking, amateur construction appears to have contributed little to the general damage.

"The general damage to the economy so far has been very mild," said William C. Dudley, chief of United States economic research at Goldman Sachs.

General Damage: Arundhati Roy 8.30pm, BBC4 On March 6 this year, the writer Arundhati Roy was found guilty of criminal contempt of the Supreme Court of India, and sentenced to one day's imprisonment.

Gradually, his focus shifted to the more general damage that oxidation can do—and what might, in turn, be done about it.Some vitamins, such as vitamin C, are antioxidants in their own right.

Strain fields developed at early ages affected the mechanical response at mature ages by increasing general damage.

In addition to general damage by illegal immigrants, the cordon fence was also cut by criminals who moved/smuggled goods, particularly livestock, across the two countries.

A jury in Los Angeles ordered Philip Morris to pay $3 billion in punitive damages and $5.5 million in general damages.

"They are suing for both general damages and aggravated damages," their lawyer, Michael Khoo, said in Singapore yesterday.

The jury ordered Philip Morris to pay $3 billion in punitive damages and $5.5 million in general damages to Richard Boeken, 56, who admitted to smoking at least two packs of the company's Marlboro cigarettes a day for 40 years.

Jackson's recommendations include abolishing such recoverability, which would require primary legislation, as well as an increase of 10% in the level of general damages for personal injury, defamation and other tort claims.

"The test is not whether I would have made exactly that award – the assessment of general damages is not an exact science – but whether he was entitled to make the awards that he did.