Sentence examples for technical damage from inspiring English sources

"Vandalism, a limited budget and technical damage mean there were no tsunami buoys at this time," Sutopo said.

Indeed, we think that far too much technical damage has been incurred in the indices for the bulls to make a quick comeback and with all guns blazing...So, Friday's bounce may well prove to be a mere dead-cat bounce for stocks.

The recent technical damage will take some time to repair.

In the past month, however, the NYSE Biotechnology Index fell beneath this uptrend line, creating significant technical damage.

The weekly Nasdaq 100 price chart shows no technical damage whatsoever as long as it remains above its two uptrend lines that started in early-2016.

The small cap Russell 2000 index is showing more signs of technical damage than the other indices, and it remains far below its 1,200 to 1,220 resistance zone that must be regained to negate the recent weakness.

Those worries of technical collateral damage are one reason that the second half of Congress's markup hearing on SOPA was delayed until later this month.

He went on, "Nuclear planners go through extensive training and learn the technical details of damage and fallout — we're talking about mushroom clouds, radiation, mass casualties, and contamination over years.

A Verizon spokesman said that a power failure in one of its Arlington facilities caused technical and mechanical damage that resulted in the 911 outage but that the company has been working around the clock to restore full service.

Flushing technique and tools were improved during this pilot study and consequently the number of embryos damaged by technical procedures decreased progressively (8 embryos damaged out of 24 loaded in the first six patients, and 1 damaged out of 80 loaded in the last seven patients).

Knowledge of textile structure fatigue is generally important for design of special technical textiles, investigation of damage extent during creation of textiles and forecast of the accumulation of damage under conditions simulating practical use.