Sentence examples for year damage from inspiring English sources

The government's line is that such absences, even when authorised by headteachers, who have the discretion to allow 10 days off a year, damage a child's educational progress.

Any signs of 1st year damage should be followed diligently during the spring to address fruit injury from the previous year with applications of oil, precisely timed contact insecticides, insect growth regulators and or spriotetramat.

High winds and rainfall affected the island of Saint Lucia, which destroyed about 15% of the nation's banana crop for the year; damage totaled about $1 million (1990 USD).

It has survived many troubles, including flooding in its opening year, damage on the night of 8/9th December, 1940 by enemy action, and an arson attack on Christmas Eve 1980, when the church was only just saved from complete destruction by the presence of a police officer in a patrol car nearby, who managed to call the fire brigade.

Lionel Messi, the reigning FIFA player of the year, damaged right ankle ligaments during a challenge from Tomas Ujfalusi in Barcelona's 2-1 win at Atletico Madrid on Sunday.

The PL05 method proposed by Pielke and Landsea (1999) involves adjusting reported current year damages in dollars by inflation, real wealth per capita, and coastal county population growth.

The fighting between Israeli forces and Hamas gunmen at the turn of the year damaged several hundred of the 3,500 gravestones in the World War I British military cemetery in Gaza City.

Mr. Souder tearfully resigned, trying to contain election-year damage to fellow Republicans.

Such an investigation would take years, damage the national interest and cost thousands of jobs, Mr Blair said.

In recent years, damage by Burkholderia glumae has also become severe in the United States (Ham et al. 2010).

This family has waged a multi-year damage control campaign on Kim's reputation by painting her as a teetotaling, wholesome, serial monogamist.