Sentence examples for substantial damage from from inspiring English sources

"We expect substantial damage from this event," he said.

Ten years ago, a study by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, using American spy satellite data from the 1960s, revealed that the main panda conservation reserve in the misty forested slopes at Wolong, a four- hour drive from Chengdu, the provincial capital, had suffered substantial damage from human development even after the panda reserve had been established.

In general, properties may qualify if they are in a high-risk flood zone and if they suffered "substantial" damage from the storm — generally meaning the cost to repair is more than 50 percent of the fair-market value of the house before the storm, Mr. Gilinsky said.

First, substantial damage from chronic disease can develop prior to overt symptoms occurring.

Jefferies, who had no involvement with the killing, won "substantial damages" from eight newspapers over libellous coverage of the arrest.

From 2003 to 2008 it sued thousands of file-swappers, demanding substantial damages from individuals in years of litigation.

The bank said it was owed $37.4 million after experiencing "very substantial damages" from Mr. Skowron's crimes.

He was later awarded substantial damages from various media organisations and has always denied being involved in her disappearance.

Hugh Grant has received substantial damages from News International after settling his claim for phone hacking by the News of the World.

Her assertion that the articles entitle her to "substantial damages" from Mr. Shields and the union has not deterred Mr. Shields.

Jessie Wallace has accepted a high court apology and substantial damages from the National Magazine Company for a story in celebrity magazine Reveal that falsely suggested she had deliberately snubbed her EastEnders co-star Letitia Dean.