Sentence examples for substantially damaging from inspiring English sources

Greeting the Dalai Lama, whom Beijing condemns as a separatist, weeks before Mr. Obama's first presidential trip to China could be "substantially damaging to the relationship," said this official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the delicate nature of the issue.

The houses would not be rebuilt if substantially damaged by weather, said Linda Canzanelli, superintendent of Biscayne National Park.

The apartment was destroyed in the fire, and the one above it was substantially damaged, the Fire Department said.

"These actions have substantially damaged Russia's standing in the world, and these actions jeopardize relations with the United States and Europe".

Getting Help After a Disaster NEW YORK CITY'S Department of Housing Preservation and Development helps meet the needs of tenants displaced from substantially damaged buildings.

According to the WHO, local production of medicines has collapsed by up to 70% since many pharmaceutical plants have been substantially damaged.

"Where else would you rather be?" According to Governor Christie's office, 365,000 homes were substantially damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Sandy.

For owners of homes that were substantially damaged and are in the most flood-prone areas, the buyout program will pay 100 percent of their prestorm market value.

The buyout area includes properties that were substantially damaged by Hurricane Sandy, or that face routine flooding from both the ocean and the nearby estuary.

Even if the Chinese government did not try to prevent a takeover by Microsoft, a prolonged review could substantially damage the value of the business, a number of Internet industry executives said.

One Verizon location, a central office switching station at 140 West Street in Lower Manhattan, was substantially damaged by the collapse of the World Trade Center, temporarily removing service for more than 300,000 residential and business customers.