Sentence examples for no extensive damage from inspiring English sources

No extensive damage was found.

Although they noted there was no extensive damage to the SSSI itself and no evidence of fish kill, assessments of the damage by the prosecutors, Natural Resources Wales, alleged there had been "gross pollution", which "has caused considerable ecological damage to the tributary of the Western Cleddau".

Scans later revealed no extensive damage and he could be fit enough to face Reading at Ewood Park on Saturday.

In the dangerous realm of house fires, this was a success: no deaths; no injuries; extensive damage, but structure salvageable.

The Acropolis, however, may have held out; at least there is no evidence of extensive damage at this time.

Despite extensive damage, no deaths resulted.

The fire caused extensive damage, but no one was hurt.

Any potential for more extensive damage needs no further spelling out.

Warplanes and helicopters attacked the headquarters of the Nablus governor, a police station and offices reserved for the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, causing extensive damage but no casualties.

Since then, the rebels have set off two powerful bombs at a school outside Katmandu, causing extensive damage but no casualties.

Goldstone said the nature of the attack on the flour mill "suggests that the intention was to disable its productive capacity" and said there was no plausible justification for the extensive damage.