Sentence examples for wholly damaged from inspiring English sources

Kernel damage was estimated on a 9 point scale (9 = without injury; 1 = wholly damaged).

In addition to the previous traits, shank and cob damage ratings (9 = without injury; 1 = wholly damaged) were estimated for each plot.

e Cob damage was estimated on a 9 point scale (9 = without injury; 1 = wholly damaged) In the RILs, we also detected 6, 1, 1, and 4 QTLs for silking, plant height, kernel humidity, and yield, respectively.

"Wholly wrong, disloyal, damaging to the party and bordering on treachery," wrote Gwyn Prosser, the MP for Dover.

Mr. Mohammed's arrest has therefore severely damaged -- although not wholly impaired -- Al Qaeda's ability to organize and execute spectacular attacks, and leaves a vacuum in the network's hierarchy, intelligence and law enforcement officials said.

A14 Qaeda Arrest Leaves Vacuum The arrest of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, Al Qaeda's chief of operations, has severely damaged -- although not wholly impaired -- Al Qaeda's ability to organize and execute spectacular attacks and leaves a vacuum in the network's hierarchy, officials said.

Emerging from this cataclysmic event damaged and transformed, we have never wholly recovered.

But the corps has countered that the South River project would be a matter of reviving damaged wetlands rather than creating new habitats in wholly inhospitable areas -- a point that Mr. Spiegel concedes.

Maybe, Watkins suggested, Freddie Gray's death might not have gone unpunished in a country that wholly accepted the premise that cops are not always heroes, but often damaged individuals who readily harm black (and Latino, LGBTQ and other marginalized) citizens.

"The strike is now wholly unfortunate, regrettable and damaging.

As well as the heavy death toll, the Gaza war damaged a large amount of civilian infrastructure: more than 21,000 buildings and apartments were wholly or partly destroyed, including more than 200 major factories.