Sentence examples for generally unscathed from inspiring English sources

Children in North Dakota were the only ones in the nation to have weathered the Great Recession generally unscathed.

You might think of it as a contemporary-art-meets-technology cage match, except that there is no cage and the artists and "technologists" who go head to head over the course of a day emerge generally unscathed but for some sleep loss.

Microsoft's planned layoffs will heavily impact its hardware group, while leaving its main corporate campus generally unscathed.

His house was generally unscathed, but his boat dock was destroyed.

Li & Fung's clients were mostly unscathed.

Agricultural chemicals alone, they say, do not explain why the disease has been detected in some Nicaraguan miners at similar rates, why women who grew up on the sugar mill's grounds have generally been unscathed, or why workers here are affected at much higher rates than people exposed to the same chemicals elsewhere.

The two leaders — billionaire Donald Trump and Ben Carson — went unscathed, generally managing to stay out of the fray.

Yet the tubes were generally able to survive unscathed, even under the most severe strain.For now, producing nanotubes for any particular application remains a haphazard business.

Almost uniformly, buildings constructed to earthquake code or retrofitted escaped relatively unscathed, while the worst damage generally occurred in historic old buildings where such measures had not been taken, in many cases because the cost was considered prohibitive.

The effort to produce a now "Angel Levine" seems misguided at best, and Kadar's film generally falls with the worst.Nobody in the cast escapes unscathed, but Harry Belafonte, by dint of sheer ordinariness, suffers least.

It can land so softly that fine instrumentation survives missions unscathed and can be used again, something that's generally unheard of in spaceflight.