Sentence examples for the direct damage from inspiring English sources

The direct damage will be limited.

For all that, the direct damage caused by algal blooms is probably more aesthetic than economic.

The direct damage has been estimated at $350m, but the indirect consequences will be much more than that.

During thermal stress, ROS exceed the enzymes' ability to detoxify them, leading to the direct damage of proteins, lipids or DNA4,9.

The direct damage caused by the quake and tsunami, combined with subsequent power shortages and disruption to supply chains, caused production to plunge.

A judge ruled that BP must cover some of the direct damage claims awarded against Halliburton for the $40 billion in cleanup costs and economic losses caused by the 2010 oil well explosion and Gulf of Mexico spill.

If not managed astutely, the collateral damage to other industries and states could well be quantitatively more significant than the direct damages to California electricity consumers and distributors.

The direct damages caused an induced loss of about 0.58 % of the total national output in 2006 2007.

The direct damages during cyclone Sidr could have caused an income loss of 1.51 % of the total national income in 2006 2007.

While the direct damages caused approximately a 1.25 % induced loss in income, the loss reduced to 0.95 % when changes in consumer spending and public/private investment were taken into account.

Intangible costs could be more significant that the direct damages of a flood episode (Green and Penning-Rowsell, 1989).