Sentence examples for historic damage from inspiring English sources

"One option would be to preserve it as is with its historic damage," said Dr. Ordonez, who estimated that the process could cost more than $10,000 and take nearly a year.

As the Metropolitan Transportation Authority worked to repair historic damage to the subway system after Hurricane Sandy, the question of whether holders of unlimited MetroCards would get any credit for the service disruptions seemed somewhat trivial, if not churlish.

Now cleaned of layers of overpainting covering up historic damage, including the time when it was slung into a chest of booty looted from the Spanish royal collection, it will go on display this summer for the first time as a genuine Titian at Apsley House, the palatial London home of the Duke of Wellington, now in the care of English Heritage.

Despite this historic damage, our swift and effective response demonstrated what a difference preparation, coordination between federal, state, and local governments, and the quick deployment of resources to local communities can make.

Any miscalculation of one's position and of course of others will bear historic damages.

The historic chapel, damage in the 9/11 attacks, sits on the fringe of the vast construction site that the area around the former World Trade Center has become, and the air hammers give new meaning to the term motor rhythm.

In both cases, one might postulate that social conditions and personal contexts would be important in making an assessment of one's own health, unlike the objective measure of number of teeth which is a cold record of historic physical damage to the dentition.

Dean Kowalski said that after the north transept of the cathedral was gutted and its historic organ damaged by a fire late in 2001, church leaders realized they needed to seek outside income.

Local residents objected to the development on grounds that it would have a "detrimental effect" on an historic site, damaging local heritage and could prevent further development of airship transport systems of the future.

There's never been something so historic in terms of damage".

"This would cause aesthetic, historic and cultural damage," said Antonio Paulucci, the superintendent of artistic works in Florence, who oversaw the restoration of the basilica.