Sentence examples for of substantial damage from inspiring English sources

Joe, however, assured me that the test showed the presence of substantial damage.

Newsnight producer Meirion Jones emails Rippon to warn of "substantial damage to BBC reputation" if the investigation is dropped.

Mr Justice Collins ruled: "There is a real risk of substantial damage to businesses and churches if it goes ahead".

"While replication in a computer or a computer network can be a nuisance," he writes, "uncontrolled self-replication in these newer technologies runs a much greater risk: a risk of substantial damage in the physical world".

It concluded that the lack of "substantial damage and distress" to those affected, along with the steps taken after the incident, meant no further action was required.

There were reports of substantial damage even in areas that missed the worst of Haiyan, the 25th tropical storm to enter Philippine territory this year.

Libel action was brought by Jefferies against eight publications over their coverage of his arrest, resulting in the payment to him of substantial damages.

Now as DataTreasury's infringement actions are moving toward trial and the award of substantial damages, banks are asking Congress to legalize its robbery through a retroactive amendment that would allow it to stay pending litigation while it makes another attempt at invalidating the patent.

It has been argued that language barriers can have a deleterious effect on healthcare service delivery, leading to such errors as misdiagnosis, failure of preventive therapy or non-adherence to prescribed medication, which could ultimately lead to charges of medical negligence and award of substantial damages against doctors [ 72].

But a tribunal upheld an appeal against a £300,000 fine imposed on Manchester-based Tetrus Telecoms after ruling its high volume of text messages about PPI and accident claims did not meet the legal threshold of causing "substantial damage or substantial distress".

Scanning electron micrograph images obtained from the cochleae of these rats show substantial damage or loss of OHCs (indicated by arrows) by cisplatin in the basal turn of the cochlea, but statistically significant protection with etanercept.