Sentence examples for modest damage from inspiring English sources

The attacks emanating from Iran have inflicted only modest damage.

Spokesmen of major companies expressed cautious optimism on Monday that their operations suffered only modest damage.

And so to the rest of his house, with Davis swinging a sledgehammer and then, frustrated by such modest damage, upgrading to a bulldozer.

Alternately, modest damage or even irregularities on the surfaces of the shuttle's tiles might have produced severe turbulence in the flow of air over the wings on re-entry.

Earthquakes are an ongoing part of Chile's history, and though Viña suffered modest damage from the February 2010 quake, it is still overcoming perceptions of greater devastation, said Arturo Grez, the city's tourism director.

Stephen Schwarzman, the chief executive of Blackstone, a private-equity group, and a former Lehman man, has praised his "sixth sense" of when markets are turning.Accordingly, despite its big presence in mortgages, Lehman has suffered only modest damage, thanks partly to $6 billion of gains from hedges placed as early as 2006.

Modest damages and costs should follow.

It said it would have preferred not to take legal action and said its contact with the bakery made clear "the claimant will be seeking only modest damages for the upset and inconvenience caused".

Oracle, which is likely to receive only modest damages for the copyright violation, will seek to have Google obtain a license to use Java, something Google does not want to do because it could make Oracle influential in future versions of Android.

Then, the method is applied to finite-element models of a cantilevered beam to demonstrate the magnitude of sensitivity enhancement achievable for modest, local damage.

Another interesting finding is that SFAs only modulate cell survival and proliferation in response to low dose of adriamycin, which might reflect the in vivo condition, where the nutrients SFAs modulate cell response to modest DNA damage generated by endogenous factors such as ROS.