Sentence examples for was particularly damaged from inspiring English sources

Just last Friday, Apple re-opened a store in Sendai, one of the cities that was particularly damaged in the disaster.

The oil blockade was particularly damaging.

Mr. Dunne's testimony of an incident in 1991 was particularly damaging.

Iceland's ambassador to Britain, Sverrir H. Gunnlaugsson, said in an interview that this statement was particularly damaging.

Stephen Pollard, a conservative columnist for the Daily Express and Daily Telegraph and editor of the Jewish Chronicle said Shapp's use of the word "they" to distinguish himself and the Conservative Party from working people was particularly damaging.

The loss of Davies, who had already made his presence felt with two sharp breaks in the opening 10 minutes, was particularly damaging.

The agricultural industry has been particularly damaged during the past few years, a situation perhaps nowhere more apparent than in the country's once bountiful date orchards.

Several prominent foundations in the New York area have been particularly damaged by the recent collapse of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns and the difficulties of the American International Group.

PAGE B3 BUSINESS TO THE LIST OF TURMOIL'S LOSERS, Add Big Foundations Several prominent foundations in the New York area have been particularly damaged by the recent collapse of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns and the difficulties of the American International Group.

Indomptable and Desaix were particularly damaged, although the frigate Murion, which had remained in the shallow water of Algeciras harbour, was undamaged.

Sensory neurons in dorsal root ganglia (DRG) are particularly damaged by frataxin deficiency.