Sentence examples for greater than damage from inspiring English sources

Damage from the chemical treatment (LS mean ± SE: 63.9 ± 2.6%, range: 20 93%) was greater than damage from the herbivore treatment (LS mean ± SE: 35.1 ± 2.6%, range: 3 94%).

But, Fried said, "the damage done by Guantánamo was greater than the damage done by some of the low-level people let out".

The damage, then, will be far greater than the damage caused by those shedding light on how bad things have become at American law schools.

Trying to blast-proof everything may even be counterproductive, if the damage done to our global image is greater than the damage that violent radicals would do to a slightly less-fortified global presence.

So the damage from a recoiling nucleus can be one hundred times greater than the damage from an alpha emission.

When the cells were exposed to acetaminophen, a hepatotoxic drug, the damage to the HepG2 cells grown in micro-space culture was greater than the damage to the HepG2 cells grown in monolayer culture.

These results supported our hypothesis that the damage to younger B. pilosa caused by C. australis infection is greater than the damage to older B. pilosa.

More recently, Trump argued that "the damage done to our Country from a badly broken Border" is "far greater" than the damage done by government closures.

More recently, Trump argued that "the damage done to our Country from a badly broken Border" is "far greater" than the damage done by government closures.

She argues, for example, that the damage done to Hamburg and France by mercenaries and an increasingly commercial culture is far greater than the damage caused by the violence of the French revolution, writing that "the sword has been merciful, compared with the depredations made on human life by contractors, and by the swarm of locusts who have battened on the pestilence they spread abroad".

In other words, the damage caused by going from 1 foot of sea level rise to 2 feet will be much greater than the damage from the first foot of sea level rise.