Sentence examples for the larger damage from inspiring English sources
So the larger damage was also quite considerable," said the former poet laureate.
It should acknowledge the environmental risk of the pipeline and the larger damage caused by tar sands production and block the Keystone XL.
The sense of grief and shock, a terrible roaring in the mind of every American, made it impossible to assess the larger damage that Osama bin Laden and his fanatics had inflicted, the extent to which they had succeeded in shattering our self-possession.
The flexural rigidity of the unidirectional plates decreased as the moisture content increased, and the larger damage sizes were observed in wet specimens as compared to those of dry specimens.
To a prominent China trade critic, though, that bounty shouldn't distract from the larger damage being done to America by those cheap goods.
This suggests that progression of the effects is due to a slow continuous diffusion of AMPA, explaining the larger damage in the infused region as compared with the rostral one.
A jury in Florida ordered the tobacco industry to pay $144.8 billion in punitive damages to 500,000 smokers in the largest damage award in United States history.
In the largest damage award in United States history, a jury in Miami-Dade County ordered the tobacco industry today to pay $144.8 billion in punitive damages to some 500,000 Florida smokers.
The accord, which negotiators called one of the largest damage settlements in Canada's history, needs cabinet and court approval, but that is considered a formality.
"For a period of 50 years, these tobacco companies denied the dangers of their product," said Leighton A. Finegan, the foreman of a six-member jury here that punished the tobacco industry with a $144.8 billion punitive damage judgment, the largest damage award in history.
(AP) World Briefing A4 NATIONAL A7-11, 14 Jury Orders Big Tobacco To Pay $144.8 Billion A jury in Miami imposed the largest damage award in United States history, ordering the tobacco industry to pay $144.8 billion in punitive damages to 500,000 sick Florida smokers.
