Sentence examples for stringent damage from inspiring English sources

Spurling can't adequately support her most ambitious claim: that the Humbert affair nearly toppled the Third Republic and was contained only by stringent damage control on the part of government officials implicated in the scandal.

A significant outcome of the F-111 WPF reinforcement program was that it resulted in a detailed understanding of the design/assessment tools needed for designing damage tolerant repairs to meet the stringent damage tolerant requirements inherent in both JSSG2006 and FAA ac-120-107b.

Mr. Bush had previously, in the form of a veto threat, outlined his objections to provisions of a Senate bill that gives patients much broader rights to sue, with less stringent caps on damages, than Mr. Bush favors.

What would you expect the return of all of your valuable possessions, stringent penalties for damages and jail time for the perpetrator?

Current multistep models of this excision repair pathway accommodate its broad substrate repertoire but fail to explain the stringent selectivity toward damaged nucleotides among excess native DNA.

The rules of engagement would be stringent, and the collateral damage methodology and target development process would be painstaking, balancing military need with humanitarian concerns.

At very low, cytokine-like doses extracellular administration of rhBCL2 or rhBCL2A1 protein or peptides containing the BH4 domain of BCL2 or BCL2A1 reduced apoptosis and tissue damage in stringent murine models of hind limb and myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury.

This would protect the germline from DNA damage by stringent regulatory mechanisms, which may be interconnected.