Sentence examples for quite damaged from inspiring English sources

And meanwhile the West is quite damaged and remains damaged from a job-creation point of view.

"He is damaged, he is quite damaged," said Mr. Baru, who is now editor of Business Standard, a financial newspaper.

"Quite worn, quite damaged, but it has all the hallmarks of what a Turner should be," Biro said.

The cockpit is gone, the left wing is badly burned, the right wing is quite damaged, the tail is about two-thirds intact," she said.

"The medical tent was quite damaged and they were having to treat critically injured patients who maybe had a 50% chance of survival in a well-equipped western hospital in very challenging conditions, cutting off clothing etc outside.

"Although it still looks quite damaged it's a beautiful piece, so to be able to bring such a major object out after so many years living sadly in the basement is a really great result for us," she added.

I hadn't realised quite how damaged America's self-esteem was.

"She's quite complicated and damaged and confused, and Newt is absolutely still in love with her.

Oxidatively damaged proteins are quite cytotoxic, especially when they form aggregates. Accumulated protein aggregates have been considered as major inducing factors of multiple human diseases (Dobson, 1999).

I'm very supportive of our veterans, but I don't quite understand how throwing your damaged phone is a tribute to them.

On the other hand, greater productivity in island plants appears to make them quite vulnerable to root damage, as mean productivity of surviving root-damaged plants was 2.3 times lower than that of undamaged controls (see Fig. 3).