Sentence examples for suffered great damage from inspiring English sources

Egypt has suffered great damage due to earthquakes from near and distant sources, both in historical and recent times.

Parts of the old episcopal city suffered great damage before the British 8th Army arrived from Calabria and forced the Germans to withdraw.

During the Iran-Iraq War, however, the city and port suffered great damage when captured by Iraqi forces in 1980 and recaptured by Iranian troops in 1982.

The CIA claimed at the time that it had suffered great damage from Agee's revelations, but it's still very much in business.

Then in early 2011, Japanese auto parts makers suffered great damage from the earthquake and tsunami that ravaged the country's northeast coast, forcing Toyota to slash production while it scrambled to meet shortages of parts.

1985 Michoacán state and Mexico City, Mexico 8.1 IX 10,000 The centre of Mexico City, built largely on the soft subsoil of an ancient lake, suffered great damage in the Mexico City earthquake of 1985.

The Brancacci Chapel, though structurally undamaged by the fire, suffered great damages to its frescoes.

"Our infrastructure and energy distribution systems suffered great damages," Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello said.

In further experiments, Dr. de Duve found that the enzyme was contained in some sort of membrane; cells broken up in the blender released more of the enzyme because the membrane suffered greater damage.

According to a new long-term study by Dr. Stenstrom and colleagues, when young children were randomly assigned to receive ear tubes or to be treated daily with antibiotics, those with ear tubes suffered greater damage to their eardrums and had, on average, poorer hearing 6 to 10 years after the tubes were removed.

Moreover, makeshift housing in the least-affected areas suffered greater damage than permanent buildings in the hardest hit areas (Herrera et al. 2014).