Sentence examples for suffering damage from from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Anwyl, the chief executive of Edmunds.com, an automotive information Web site, said Toyota was still suffering damage from the recalls, but to a much lesser degree than several months ago, even though the cause of the problem remained unclear.

Enough so that Mr. Friedman was actually hosting two election parties, including one at the Rusty Knot, which was the first event the bar and restaurant had held since suffering damage from Sandy.

For all the concern voiced by some Democrats that the party might be suffering damage from the nominating fight as it headed into the fall election, the survey found both Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama in a strong position against Mr. McCain in a hypothetical general election match-up.

For hundreds of business owners, ride operators and merchants who rushed to be ready for the summer crush after suffering damage from Hurricane Sandy, there was concern that having the shops and rides closed on the holiday would be a tough blow.

For a company that seems to be very meticulous about its marketing strategy, Apple's brand may be suffering damage from 'Antennagate.' The iPhone 4, which was touted as the marquis of iPhones, will now be partly remembered for this flaw unless Apple takes serious action on fixing the problem.

A Japanese fighter shot down one of the B-29s and another Superfortress was destroyed on landing after suffering damage from air attack.

Anyone suffering damages from the storm can register for federal and state assistance by calling (800) 462-9029.

Older Americans who are closer to retirement are particularly at risk of suffering damages from bad advice because they simply don't have enough time to recover from these losses.

Big Carbon is thought to be taking this very seriously, too: a federal appeals court found in 2005 that US cities and even individuals suffering damages from climate change had standing to sue under the National Environmental Policy Act.

One mobile drilling rig sank, with four tenders suffering damage when pulled loose from their mooring and running aground.

It cannot be overstated how hard the Haitian people -- and their infrastructure -- have been hit by the recent earthquake.After suffering cumulative damage from non-stop hurricanes over the last three years -- beginning with Hurricane Jeanne that destroyed Gonaives -- their suffering has been unimaginable.