Sentence examples for their own damage from inspiring English sources

Wall Street analysts, however, are making their own damage assessments.

That means, critics say, that United Nations subsidies intended to improve the environment are instead creating their own damage.

Ricoh is also dependent on parts from various suppliers in Japan, some of which suffered their own damage from the earthquake.

At 90th Street, with the familiar roundness of the Guggenheim Museum sticking out a couple of blocks ahead, the race angles into Central Park, where marathoners will have the chance to do their own damage assessment for the storm.

More recently, industrialization and the rise of the car did their own damage, as various presidents in the 1940s and '50s put roads above rivers to ease the pressure that a growing population put on transportation.

Staggeringly strong and infused with herbs, his cocktails are said to cure one's ailments — the menu lists "Stress Relievers," "Pharmaceuticals" and "Therapeutic Treatments" — though they may inflict their own damage on livers.

The officers launched their own damages action against the Met commissioner.

The core element of the latter is that claimants will have to pay their lawyer's success fee out of their own damages and the after-the-event (ATE) insurance premium that covers them for the risk of losing and having to pay the other side's costs.

The national power and fifth-seeded North Carolina Tar Heels overcame their second straight late-game deficit -- and their own damaging defensive error in the second half -- to beat the sixth-seeded U.C.L.A. Bruins, 2-1, today in the National Collegiate Athletic Association championship game at Spartan Stadium.

These insurance types are considered "first party benefits" and they are meant for the policyholder to pay for their own damages.

It is hardest to recognize hail damage on shingled roofs and flat roofs, but all roofs have their own hail damage detection problems.