Sentence examples for world were damaged from inspiring English sources

The town hall (1615 20) and the famous Fuggerei (1519), the oldest housing settlement for the poor in the world, were damaged in World War II.

So my idea of the world was damaged - clearly not everyone believed in the rule of law, the constitution and civil rights".

And the Thames's reputation as the "cleanest metropolitan river in the world" was damaged, all the more so when it was revealed the following December that raw sewage has been pumped in every month for the last four years, in far greater quantities than the government had previously admitted.

Every day, historical sites around the world are damaged by natural weathering, not to mention pollution, vandalism, and even terrorism.

We must stand up against those that question climate change before our world is damaged beyond any recovery.

Furthermore, when barriers to the outside world are damaged or breached by medical devices or surgery, this creates a portal of entry for pathogens like C. albicans.

"The lack of quality from many in the craft beer world is damaging to craft beer as a whole.

As Cuba's international health efforts become more widely known, it's become increasingly clear how unreasonable it is for Washington to assume that all Cuban presence in the developing world is damaging to U.S. interests.

The other buildings within the World Trade Center complex were damaged beyond repair and soon after demolished.

The city centre contains many timber-framed 16th- and 17th -century houses, however there are far fewer than there were before The Second World War, as many were damaged during the Baedecker Blitz.

About 15 percent of 16,251 Sect Shintō churches were damaged during World War II.