Sentence examples for immunity to damage from inspiring English sources

The evil powers are "Blood Frenzy" (granting an immunity to damage and extremely powerful melee attacks), "Turn" (turning undead enemies into allies), "Black Shroud" (stealing life force from nearby enemies) and "Soul Stealer" (destroying nearby enemies and stealing their souls).

Soldiers suffering from PTSD sometimes envy those like Emory who are physically wounded – their injuries can be seen – but the distinction is hard to sustain since bodily injury does not grant immunity to psychological damage.

Immunity to radiation damage, accumulated during exposures, is critical.

Shell form design tends to be preferred for extra-high voltage and higher MVA applications because, though more labor-intensive to manufacture, shell form transformers are characterized as having inherently better kVA-to-weight ratio, better short-circuit strength characteristics and higher immunity to transit damage.

While the use of neurotoxins is limited to access the contribution of the innate immunity to brain damage due to either direct or indirect microglia activation by their ability to cause neuronal death, the model used in the present study is unique and appropriated in this regard.

He said the incentives to join a Leveson-compliant regulator (immunity to exemplary damages and full cost protection in court actions) were a benefit to journalism, particularly to smaller newspapers that might be financially crippled in the courts.

The improved immunity to dry etch damage is due to the creation of a thick protective oxide at the top and bottom of the pillar during the FILOX process.

Increase fines for operating a drone that interferes with firefighters or other emergency personnel and grant immunity to emergency workers who damage a drone.

In fact, there is now on the books a terrible federal law that provides immunity to gun manufacturers against suit for damages caused by their product.

Similarly, Chan (15) argues in favour of granting legal immunity to private physicians to protect them against damage claims.

To circumvent the Army's immunity to tort claims, Morrison & Foerster has set aside the matter of damages.