Sentence examples for tiny damage from inspiring English sources

"A scan yesterday afternoon revealed tiny damage to his near fore tendon, so this morning marks the end of an era for Ditcheat".

"A scan yesterday afternoon revealed tiny damage to his near fore tendon, so this morning marks the end of an era for [my] Ditcheat [yard]." He added: "Denman was great on Wednesday morning as he worked towards his intended start in the Lexus later this month, but he pulled up a little bit sore [on Thursday] morning and [head lad] Clifford [Baker] wasn't happy with him.

It sits on tiny damage sensors inside cells and stops the damage message from registering by neutralizing other proteins that pass on the cell death message.

Standing at this point, the following study will use the combination of multiple tractographical, analytical, and statistical methods to detect more tiny damage to the specific brain network in the whole brain range.

When floating in the air, the tiny lung-damaging particles formed from coal's noxious sulphur emissions reflect sunlight back out into space before it has a chance to heat the surface.

The tiny incisions limit damage and help speed recovery, and the roboticized instruments that do the surgeons' bidding can scale down the doctors' motions, doing precise work in tight spaces without any hand tremor.

The La Silla Paranal Observatory, which is the furthest south, did experience a power cut that stopped observations and the ESO office in the capital, Santiago, did sustain a "tiny amount of damage," Boffin says.

Paper, pencils, packaging materials, and many other things shed dust, and even tiny particles can damage the delicate products built and tested in clean rooms.

Diabetic retinopathy, a complication of diabetes, damages tiny blood vessels in the eye and causes severe vision loss or blindness if the vessels break.

The letter argues that the bill would make routine the "state of exception" that they say Brazil first imposed by default during the World Cup last year — by giving the authorities the power to arrest and charge people as "terrorists" should the tiniest amount of damage result from heated protests.

However, the metal components rubbed against each other as a patient moved, creating tiny particles that could damage tissue, muscle and bone.