Sentence examples for weathering damage from inspiring English sources

Examine the plastic board and electrodes for corrosion, cracking or weathering damage.

Weathering damage is uncommon, though there is ample evidence that carnivores had access to the bone.

According to the distribution characteristics of the weathering damage in the external walls of the Yungang Grottoes, most of the cross sections are rectangular and square.

Which brings us to weather damage.

Extreme-weather damage cost $1.4 trillion £0.9 trillionn) from 1980-2004, of which only a quarter was insured.

And there is evidence that climate change is adding to the costs of extreme weather damage.

State Farm uses Airware's technology to inspect roofs after weather damage.

"It would take widespread, severe weather damage to trigger a rapid change in rates across the market.

The cars and trucks from the Lambrecht Collection, however, had suffered weather damage, vandalism and parts theft.

Munich Re, a large German insurance company, estimates that global warming could cost $300 billion annually by 2050 in weather damage, pollution, industrial and agricultural losses and other expenses.

She says the biggest problem facing pre-1920 homes are cracks in the brickwork and external facades, since older buildings are especially susceptible to water and weather damage.