Sentence examples for subject to damage from inspiring English sources

Animal fibres are also subject to damage by moths and carpet beetles.

The forests subsequently have recovered, although areas have been subject to damage by insect pests.

Animal fibres are also subject to damage by moths and carpet beetles; termites and silverfish attack cellulose fibres.

Their delicacy, however, makes them more subject to damage, and, as with all contact lenses, they require careful maintenance.

A more recent report by a federal agency reminded the government that the cars could be "subject to damage and catastrophic loss of hazardous materials".

(The back-up provider may be subject to damage or theft though, which is why two back-ups are best as it's unlikely that both copies will fail).

Arch-springing joints and the places where the main arches and minor arches were joined were the key joints because they were subject to damages.

Enough evidence exists, the report said, that Richard S. Fuld Jr., chief executive of Lehman at the time, and top lieutenants were "at least grossly negligent," and could be subject to damages in a civil trial.

In budding yeast, PCNA (encoded by POL30) is also subject to damage-independent sumoylation during S phase, which enhances its affinity for an antirecombinogenic helicase, Srs2 (Papouli et al, 2005; Pfander et al, 2005).

Again, since Nutlin-3a induces p53 in a non-genotoxic fashion, it would be interesting to know whether this is a property specific to p53 induced by non-genotoxic means or, in the case of low level DNA damage, whether it is a property of p53 molecules that have not been subject to damage-induced modifications.

As already noted, both the vascular compartment and the airspace compartment are subject to damaging forces generated during lung expansion.