Sentence examples for well damaged from inspiring English sources

As progress continues in efforts to permanently shut down the oil well damaged by the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, engineers, policymakers and others must now turn their attention to taking a renewed look at the far-reaching consequences that can occur when complex, human-engineered systems fail.

"The city-based option could well damage many smaller counties.

They might well damage the prince's ability to perform his regal duties because they could cast doubt on his political neutrality.

"You may get the answer you want from the ombudsman, but it may well damage your relationship; you may end up being delisted".

It will not be pretty and, depending which way the argument goes, it might well damage some of the individuals appearing.

Mr Garvie's name will still appear on the ballot paper; as Wellingborough is a classic Labour-Conservative swing seat, these shenanigans may well damage his party.

In recent days Mr. McCain has faced withering criticism from Republicans for running what they call an intensely negative and incoherent campaign that offers no rationale for his candidacy and may well damage the party for years to come.

The uncertainty about the situation in Thailand may well damage the country's increasing reputation as a place where travelers can find affordable luxury — five-star treatment at three-star prices.

Terrorism threats and Iraq problems may well damage consumer and business sentiment.

Others, like Martine Aubry and Segolene Royal, may well damage themselves fighting each other.

"The removal of the graffiti may well damage some of the very small, fine, holds that exist on the boulders and on the rock", Dave Gibson explains.