Sentence examples for ideas of damage from inspiring English sources

Instead, we elaborate on the widely accepted ideas of damage accumulation.

Based on the idea of damage control and a new kind of energy-saving, material-saving and environmentally friendly sinusoidal corrugated web, this paper put forward a new type of earthquake-resilient prefabricated sinusoidal corrugated web beam-column joint (PSCWJ).

For Cusk, "the truthful idea of damage to children" is the heart of the play: "this is what Medea sees and this is what Euripides sees, and it's so good that someone sees that it absolutely relies on the institutionalised culture of motherhood to mop up and conceal the essential cynicism of divorce.

"At first I was against the idea of damaging myself.

The idea of damages was first conceived in English law during the 13th century, when the Statutes of Merton and Gloucester provided for damages in certain circumstances.

And in this time of climate change and ever-increasing concern about habitat loss, plummeting populations of birds and pollinators and the availability of fresh water, it was evident that the people who hurt the garden had no real idea of the damage they were doing, no real idea of what is at stake and how this garden was a small attempt to put a little something right.

"From space you get an idea of the damage we are doing to ourselves," he said.

To get an idea of the damage, consider the 10 largest mutual funds held in retirement plans.

Counterforce targeting was developed with the idea of limiting damage and protecting cities in the event of a nuclear war.

Mr. A, as his victims call him, is so bewitchingly self-absorbed that he has no idea of the damage he leaves in his wake.

Malcolm McDowell plays Alberto Antonelli, the company's genteel, bristling artistic director, who is so self-absorbed that he has no idea of the damage he is capable of inflicting.