Sentence examples for thanks to damage from inspiring English sources

The entire nation of Tonga is currently experiencing a near-total internet blackout thanks to damage to the sole underwater cable that supplies internet to the island.

Eighteen months ago I visited the town, where activists told me that thanks to the damage inflicted on the bogs and deep vegetation of the moors, which reduces their capacity to hold water, it was only a matter of time before Hebden Bridge was wrecked again by flash floods.

Three dimensional (3D) woven composites have attracted the interest of academia and industry thanks to their damage tolerance characteristics and automated fabric manufacturing.

The CEO of a chemical plant operating at critical condition in Texas says that there's no way to prevent an explosion, thanks to flood damage from Hurricane Harvey.

THANKS to the collateral damage from the financial crisis, government deficits have surged across the rich world.

Three years ago, she lost hours of footage of Monsoon Wedding thanks to x-ray damage when the negative was being shipped to New York.

Schmidt fears Earls could be out for as long as two months, thanks to knee ligament damage suffered in Munster's Heineken Cup clash with Edinburgh on Sunday.

On the other hand, there are some reasonable people (like Bob Gordon) arguing that at this point, possibly thanks to long-run damage from the Great Recession, "full employment" is now a number north of 6 percent.

Ageing is modelled thanks to an original damage approach dealing with the evolution of interfacial properties and loading history.

Though UBS's toxic asset problems have now been largely dealt with, the bank is still contending with net new money outflows, thanks to the reputational damage done by its subprime losses.

And unless you manage to jot these booze-inspired eureka moments down, by morning they're probably gone forever (thanks to that hippocampus damage).