Sentence examples for to damage more from inspiring English sources

'If you start to damage more equipment than the $5,000 hammer is worth, I guess that is when you leave it buried and it becomes part of the foundation forever and you move on".

Since the flow of oil was stopped with a cap on July 15, people on the Gulf Coast have been wondering if another shoe was going to drop — a huge underwater glob of oil emerging to damage more shorelines, for instance.

In particular, cross-ply specimens were observed to damage more significantly than angle-ply specimens only at high fatigue loading.

According to Matzinger's 'danger model', PRRs have evolved to respond to damage more than to foreignness (Matzinger, 2002).

"A lot of good data has come out recently showing that episiotomies lead to more damage (more tearing into the rectum) than allowing for natural tearing along tissue planes," Dr. Doherty points out.

If he sees a damaged area on a couch, he'll be encouraged to damage it more.

Citrus juices contain a chemical called Bergapten, which binds to DNA and allows UV radiation to damage skin more easily.

I was going really hard, but I was too small to really inflict any damage – more pinball than flipper.

Then three damage quantification techniques are studied to identify damages more precisely.

Do not scratch the back of your iPod too much, as this can cause your iPod to get damaged more easily.

Other factors, such as bile acids, could also contribute to adduct formation and DNA damage more broadly.