Sentence examples for human collateral from inspiring English sources

Terrible human collateral was wrought on the previous four attempts.

Yet the 16-year-old's story tells you more about the human collateral in the relationship between China and the west than any number of ministerial platitudes.

Aditya Chakrabortty's article (Disabled people have become human collateral in an ideological war, 9 June) is a travesty of the truth.

Appalled by the human collateral damage of counterterrorism and counterinsurgency, he says, he set out to "document the true cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan".

Moving back and forth between the elderly Boachi in Indonesia and his younger counterpart, "The Two Hearts of Kwasi Boachi" tells of how the narrator and his beloved cousin Kwame found themselves used as human collateral in Dutch-Ashanti relations.

They are being used as human collateral, a working deterrent and trophy on the mantelpiece of our toxic asylum policy, to show the world if you attempt to come to Australia by boat, this is the future that awaits you.

Therefore, in this study we experimentally validated ultrasound strain measurements of ex vivo human lateral collateral ligaments in an axial loading condition.

Weiss et al. [42] used a hyperelastic material model with an exponential strain energy function to fit experimental curves of human medial collateral ligament through FEA.

Recently, Gloekler et al. [ 46] assessed the effect of ivabradine on the human coronary collateral circulation.

But my point is that some degree of collateral human damage should be considered the rule, not the exception.

Nick Balice, said that "while civilian casualties of war are a tragedy, coalition forces have taken extreme care in Operation Iraqi Freedom to limit needless loss of human life and collateral damage".