Sentence examples for successful damage from inspiring English sources
"The most successful damage control experts in history -- Lincoln, Roosevelt, Churchill -- matched spin with noble actions and great sacrifices," said Mr. Dezenhall, the crisis manager.
The technique is shown to provide successful damage diagnoses with an acceptable level of accuracy.
Successful damage control rests on a plausible alternative narrative to what's being alleged and, contrary to the mystical powers assigned to spin alchemists, there is no way to credibly explain electrocuting, drowning and hanging dogs that have been brutalized by blood sport ("Please be patient, gentle public, while I give you my cogent reasons for hanging this schnauzer... ..).
There is increasing evidence that activation of P38 MAPK by stress stimuli may not necessarily promote cell death but instead also enhance cell survival through activation of a transient G2/M cell cycle checkpoint and successful DNA damage repair.
It features a poignant performance from Charlize Theron as Mavis Gary, a successful but damaged writer of generic fiction for teens: the lucrative "young adult" market.
For a successful employee, damages for wrongful dismissal are not capped as under statutory unfair dismissal, which is limited to £12,900 plus a potential £72,000 compensatory award.
"Even with a free lawyer, and even if successful, the damages awarded are so miserly they will not normally cover the time and cost of bringing a claim," he said.
The creep-fatigue model has also been successful in mapping damage and identifying critical damage locations in component as well as in the microstructure.
It was concluded that the technique can be successful for severely damaged columns with damage to the concrete and transverse reinforcement.
Furthermore, the expandable pedicle screw was successful in limiting damage to the desired location, offering a minimum risk of neural damage in the event of pullout.
Whatever polls say, hundreds of thousands of parents will surely resist their return because they would cause disruption and damage successful schools.
