Sentence examples for indirect damage from inspiring English sources

Some economists, however, warned that the indirect damage from SARS might begin to surface only in the coming months.

But its own farm policy inflicts massive indirect damage on the world's poor.

It is the indirect damage that hurts, for it is the division in the Tory ranks over Europe that is responsible for the party's disintegration.

The second type is indirect damage in which the insect itself does little or no harm but transmits a bacterial, viral, or fungal infection into a crop.

Optic atrophy, degeneration of the optic nerve (the second cranial nerve) due to direct or indirect damage to a particular type of retinal cell, called ganglion cells, whose axonal projections collectively make up the optic nerve.

Stephen J. Herman, who is serving as a liaison between plaintiffs' lawyers and a New Orleans judge who has many of the cases, said he expected BP to fight continuing claims of indirect damage though they might pay initially.

While the New Zealand health system does not face as many financial challenges as some health systems in the northern hemisphere, it is on the brink of a demographically driven event that will do more indirect damage than the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes.

That will help ticket sales but could do some indirect damage to the NFL as a whole.

The calculation looks at direct damages for homes and other buildings and their contents, clean-up costs, loss of agricultural production and commercial stock as well as indirect damages such as disruption to transport links, water, electricity or access to amenities.

Entrant waives the right to claim any damages whatsoever, including, but not limited to, punitive, consequential, direct, or indirect damages.

Slope movements play an important role in topography modelling and cause great direct and indirect damages in the countryside as well.