Sentence examples for systematically damage from inspiring English sources

What we essentially have here is a small group, no more than a few hundred young men, who systematically damage national institutions, cost the general public hundreds of millions of dollars every year, and, by paralyzing the nation's infrastructure, regularly put human lives at risk.

It is unlikely that anyone from Iraq and Syria, where archaeological sites have been systematically damaged and ransacked for artifacts over recent years, will find themselves in the dock in The Hague any time soon.

He said it was "clearly being done systematically, to damage Liz's campaign".

The amplitudes of such signals are distributed according to the Gutenberg Richter (GR) law and characterised through the b-value which decreases systematically with damage growth.

We also explored the utility of the prototypic PVDI [ 19] for the first time in an attempt to systematically assess damage accrual.

The attacks came after the IMF published, and then endorsed, a survey that declared that world governments (and the Fund) have systematically underestimated the damage done to growth by austerity.

Citing longstanding differences that became a full-blown split after Saudi Arabia executed the Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, Mohammad Javad Zarif said the Sunni-ruled kingdom had sought to inflict damage systematically.

We also illustrate an additional feature of the Bayesian approach, which is to systematically update the damage index as more measurements become available over time.

One of them is the well-known case used as a basis for many current design criteria in which it is assumed that the structure is repaired or rebuilt systematically after some damage or failure.

Intact antibodies are known, due to their size, to remain in the circulation causing putative damage systematically or in non-targeted organs [16].

Police who investigated the case said their investigation revealed that Garrett and another man, Christopher Reinstadtler, 32, who also pleaded guilty to criminal damage, had systematically broken into Transport for London property and accessed disused rail tunnels.