Sentence examples for time damage from inspiring English sources

"He's still got the yellow jersey, and we minimized the time damage," said Chris Horner, one of Astana's support riders.

Every week, she said, Zipcar convenes what it calls an "appeals board," which discusses, one at a time, damage claims that are contested by members.

Officials involved with the cleanup are well aware of the drawbacks to these approaches: huge amounts of radioactive waste that no one wants to store long-term; immense investments of money, labor, and time; damage to wildlife habitat and soil fertility; increased erosion on scraped-bare hillsides; and intrusion by people and machinery into every area scheduled for remediation.

If not identified in time, damage may have serious consequences, both safety related and economic.

For early detection of structural deficiencies due to corrosion, real time damage detection systems are needed to be deployed.

However, when the inflammatory response persists in a chronic fashion over an extended period of time, damage to neurons is followed by neuronal injury and dysfunction.

It damages your own supply chain which, over time, damages you.

That was settled out of court but media coverage at the time damaged his standing in Hollywood and beyond.

In April, the judge handed down his ruling, absolving the marquesa but finding Hello! guilty of sabotage; at press time, damages had yet to be determined.

There hydrogen in the released gas met a spark and exploded, blowing the roofs off the buildings but not, it seemed at the time, damaging the containment systems.

By the time "Damages" moved to the Audience Network, Todd Kessler said, it was clear that "it was a great challenge to figure out how to sell the show".