Sentence examples for links damaged from inspiring English sources

Shortly after taking office in 2009, Obama pursued a "re-set" with Russia to restore links damaged by the fallout from Russia's 2008 war in Georgia.

However, there's a cost: These kinds of spammy links damage a website's reputation and lower the chance that readers will return regularly.

Finally, an analytical relation is defined between overstrength factor of links, damage distribution capacity factor and plastic rotation of links to obtain quantitative evaluation of the structural damage of eccentrically braced structures upon first failure of links.

Firstly, it is shown that in first-price, in second-price, and in all-pay auctions, ownership links damage both the seller and society; the bidders too may be impaired by the seller's strategic reaction.

The precise mechanism that links damage of the motor cortex to this complex, impulse-driven behavior is not known.

Such faults can be permanent such as broken communication links and damaged stations, or transient such as temporary faults caused by interference.

Some 50 rare diseases have been linked to damaged or faulty mitochondrial DNA.

Six million Americans popped "fenphen," a combination of fenfluramine and phentermine, to control their weight before it was discovered that this drug combo was linked to damaged heart valves.

In this paper I examine societal linkages in the context of their dissolution, arguing that if the societal link is damaged or broken, man is fundamentally changed.

Moreover, the new damage index can link damage to certain characteristics of seismic actions, such as their intensity and duration.

A small study, published in the journal Neurology, linked damage to the retina with declining brain function.