Sentence examples for may experience damage from inspiring English sources

Young children who become infected with roundworms may experience damage to their eyesight.

In other words, even during years with fewer or less intense storms, coastal cities may still experience damage. .

Weak bridges may experience structural damage.

When all this occur, the concrete may experience expansion damage.

"The fetuses of pregnant women who have drunk contaminated water may experience brain damage, deaf-mutism, and mental disability," says Pornithida Padthong, who was head of communications at UNICEF Thailand until 2013 and worked in the village of Ban Mae Toen.

The children may experience brain damage, deaf-mutism, or slow brain development; some older people, particularly women, have an enlarged thyroid gland on their necks, as did their parents before them.

Following cerebral infarction, the nerve fibers distant from the lesion may experience secondary damage.

However, if thicker cartilage is weaker than thinner cartilage, then for a given k'/k" ratio it may experience greater damage.

This research work confirms that when a structure experiences the structural creep recovery it can reduce creep damage, nevertheless the structure may experience significant fatigue damage due to creep enhanced plasticity.

This would be a conservative estimation of the earthquake effect that buildings of different orientation may experience, so some damage factors produced may be an overestimation as a result.

Unfortunately for Michigan Football, Shane Morris' concussed head is not the only thing that may experience long-term damage.