Sentence examples for subsequent damages from inspiring English sources

The EU directive defines risk as resulting from the interplay of the probability of a flood event occurring and the subsequent damages that may result.

Under the new law, each paycheck resets the 180-day statute of limitations for filing a complaint, making it much more realistic to hold employers who engage in wage discrimination responsible for their actions and the subsequent damages they cause.

Still, we accept the carnage, the crushing blows and kill shots, the pregame needles of Toradol and the subsequent damage done.

Ischemic neuropathies are those disorders in which nerve compression leads to decreased blood supply and subsequent damage to the Schwann cells.

Styron's first novel, Lie Down in Darkness, published in 1951 when the author was 26, centres on the suicide of a young woman in America's Deep South and relates the subsequent damage to those close to her.

Despite the scale of the crisis, Vale had argued Samarco, as an independent legal entity and a sizeable company in its own right, was wholly responsible for the accident and the subsequent damage and fines.

For all the subsequent damage to Netflix's brand and stock, the move did seemingly have the desired effect of boosting viewership of the streaming service.

The redox transitions that make Cu an essential element also contribute to its inherent toxicity, catalyzing the production of reactive oxygen species with subsequent damage of biomolecules [9].

In addition, care must be taken to limit the filament drive current to prevent excessive power dissipation, with subsequent damage or destruction of the filament.

Administration of C-PC in the present study shows considerable reduction in cataractogenic process and subsequent damage to the eye lens, liver and kidney.

This is thought to be the consequence of increased vulnerability of the hippocampal formation and entorhinal cortex to neuritic plaque deposition and subsequent damage.