Sentence examples for partial casualty from inspiring English sources

Heightened censorship, both within the Arab world and the West, was one of the lasting repercussions from the crisis, with her own work a partial casualty, said Jytte Klausen, author of "The Cartoons that Shook the World". After consulting with some authorities on Islam, officials at Yale University Press chose not to reprint the cartoons and removed all illustrations of Muhammad from her book.

Partial casualty figures indicate dozens have died, but one reporter said he had counted as many as 200 bodies.

The military began to release partial civilian casualty figures in 2005 under pressure from Congress.

By nightfall, though, the governor's office released partial details about the casualties.

In one of the novel's multiple refrains, we get a partial justification for the casualties: "There are worse things you can do to the people you love than kill them".

The UK supplies weapons to Saudi Arabia and has provided targeting training to its soldiers, prompting accusations by rights groups and opposition MPs of partial responsibility for civilian casualties in Yemen.

(It takes more than six hours for light to travel from Ultima Thule to Earth). NASA's vaunted social media operation, a casualty of the partial government shutdown, has been temporarily restored to cover the event.

WASHINGTON — The National School Lunch and Breakfast Program could soon be a casualty of the partial government shutdown, leaving millions of children without an important source of nutrition, a group representing school nutrition workers warned Congress on Friday.

If a federal disaster declaration was made, you might quality to file an amended tax return for the past year and get a partial refund for your uninsured casualty losses.

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"Even if you had limited casualties," he said, "a partial success looks pretty good" compared with a total loss of life.