Sentence examples for unusual damage from inspiring English sources

An exploration of three classic situations dealing with one element of proximate cause – foreseeability of unusual damage – should serve as a convenient vehicle for examining this question.

Mr. Hynes is fighting an unusual damage suit by Robert C. Reuland, a former assistant district attorney who claims that Mr. Hynes violated his free-speech rights when he demoted and then fired him in 2001.

Explaining away particularly unusual damage could be a bit of a problem.

Harvick's No. 29 car sustained some unusual damage at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday.

The difference between normal wear and tear and unusual damage is in the eye of the beholder or the person wanting the next sale.

The rotational ground motion can lead to significant increasing of structural response, instability and unusual damages of buildings.

Russian news agencies quoted unidentified sources as saying that the astronauts were in serious danger during the descent and that the capsule suffered unusual burn damage during its fiery re-entry to the atmosphere.

Many courts would say that he had assumed the risk of such harm, because he had greater knowledge of the unusual possible damages and could have found alternate employment less dangerous to his hands.

It is unusual for damages to be demanded for an article published solely online.

The spectacular lobby is also a problem; there is no doorman, so Navajo rugs or other furnishings are unlikely, but Mr. Schoettle would like to patch the unusual tilework damaged by new piping and other repairs.

While some of the claims are unusual the damages data reveals the majority are legitimate claims for compensation.