Sentence examples for has become damage from inspiring English sources

Theology's relationship to science has become damage limitation rather than enthusiastic embrace.

The tomb has become damaged by plants and saplings.

Bad people do, and sometimes good people whose moral compass has become damaged by alcohol and competitiveness.

IN NEED OF REPAIR The market through which mortgages are packaged and sold as securities has become damaged, and analysts say interest rates will continue to rise until it is fixed.

He claims that since the pipeline was laid, his water supply has become damaged by sedimentation.

It is considered disrespectful of the flag to display it when it has become damaged, faded, or otherwise worn.

Stoudemire's existing cartilage had become damaged and the knee had become painful.

It was thought at the time that this previously benign organism had become damaging for some reason, perhaps environmental change.

With little that the Prime Minister could have done at such late notice to influence either of these events, both have become damage-limitation exercises.

More recently, researchers have developed artificial valves for patients whose natural valves have become damaged; these devices can also be delivered by catheters snaking through large blood vessels.

The findings add to recent reports that nearly three-quarters of butterfly populations in Britain have crashed as their habitats have become damaged and fragmented.