Sentence examples for most damaging ground from inspiring English sources

The existing early warning systems track S waves, which create the most damaging ground motion.

Large earthquakes are so infrequent that the data distributions upon which recurrence and Mmax estimates are based are heavily skewed towards magnitudes below Mw5.0, and so require significant extrapolation up to magnitudes for which the most damaging ground-shaking might be expected.

Perhaps most damaging of all is his claim that Brown lacked "practical, on the ground, everyday-life conviction".

But most damaging was the failure to build a national army and police force to absorb and replace the plethora of revolutionary brigades in control on the ground.

Not the most damaging Mitt-ism.

The most damaging is orthodox monetary policy.

But perhaps most damaging was the farming itself.

His testimony was the most damaging to Mr. Williams.

The most damaging comparison, however, is with Monet and Turner.

The most damaging of these is by investigative journalist Denis Demonpion.

"It was the Vaughan criticism that was the most damaging.