Sentence examples for making damage from inspiring English sources

Disaster: Making damage maps following major earthquakes.

Along the southern portion of the island, 300 power poles were downed, making damage reports difficult for the United Press International to obtain.

I was tired of us forever making damaged people our playthings.

Where once he would revel in the Twitter pile on, Ronson told us, he eventually grew "sick of making damaged people into play things".

The Australian premiere on the Nine Network brought in 999,000 viewers, making Damages the thirteenth most-watched show of the night.

We kept the ball very well today - and without the ball you cannot make damage.

Its normal role is to provide satellite imagery to make damage and hazard-assessment maps.

Calcium hydrate, which is left after the reaction of calcium oxide and water, does not make damage forest.

Despite adequate advances in fiberoptics and endoscope design, the decreased size of currently available flexible ureteroscopes makes damage inevitable after repeated use.

The high-energy neutrals contained in the low-energy ion beam cannot be decelerated and make damage in the deposition film.

We usually have no idea how we've been perceived, which makes damage control pretty tricky.