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Gas and water pipes were also reported to be damaged.
But an institution can be damaged without blowing it up.
And secondly, explain to me how she could be damaged.
Everyone's credibility — government institutions and the press — could be damaged.
But his pride may be damaged for quite some time.
"Our credibility as a movement will be damaged," he wrote.
Inevitably, much of this life will be damaged by nodule mining.
The plane&aposs nose appears to be damaged in the photos.
He then accused people of wanting his reputation to be damaged.
But if coronavirus concerns persist, more Hollywood movies could be damaged.
The relative moderates — Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar — would then be damaged.
Can the nano-texture be damaged by anything of insufficient softness?
Sadly, there's a chance this natural treasure could be damaged by Nate.
The UNESCO World Heritage site can be damaged so landings are banned.
This is where things get tricky: DNA can be damaged by heat.
Another 24% would be damaged by drought or logging, the study found.
Most of the property estimated to be damaged by flood is uninsured.
Other European Union nations would be damaged economically by a disorderly Brexit.
Any iPhone can still be damaged by heavy or frequent water exposure.
It was unclear whether Trump would be damaged by support from white supremacists.
If he finds one, he will be damaged but will survive in office.
If Mr Valls waters down the draft, his reformist credentials will be damaged.
The group also worried that cinemas might be damaged amid protests, he said.
Certain monitors can be damaged by leaving the same image on too long.
Coral reefs will continue to be damaged, but will not be wiped out.
At that rate, she said, all of Egypt's sites would be damaged by 2040.
Images of the crash show what appear to be damaged parts of the plane.
The plastic barrel and cap won't be damaged by drops or scraps with keychains.
The plastic barrel and cap won't be damaged by drops or scraps with keychains.
The profits of leveraged firms will be damaged, which will in turn hurt confidence.
" He added: "You improvise around this stuff and U.S. national interests will be damaged.
Sometimes the gene would be damaged or scrambled, the copying imperfect or undertaken repeatedly.
He will be damaged forever and I fear he would be a major target.
Memories and bruises fade over time; other physical evidence may be damaged or incomplete.
That delivery was postponed for fear it would be damaged when the storm hits.
Our republic is certainly going to be damaged in the event of unrightful impeachment.
DON'T BRING DISHES that could be damaged by a bumpy car ride or walk.
Windy conditions meant that the company's equipment could be damaged and ignite dry vegetation.
In those attacks, people might die, some infrastructure might be damaged — but nothing overly significant.
Republicans were worried Sessions could be damaged if the hot rhetoric continued on the floor.
If a drought hits, some of those crops may be damaged, but others may survive.
If I rush into anything, if I damage her, then it's always gonna be damaged.
At least one world leader is already under fire and others could be damaged, too.
If we shoot back, the machines and data belonging to these people could be damaged.
Satellites can also be damaged or destroyed using high powered lasers, microwaves or electromagnetic pulses.
Consumer confidence may also be damaged by Brexit and the subsequent fall of the pound.
Officials have expressed concerns that the parks may be damaged because of the excess waste.
But Comey warned that Barr's reputation could be damaged by using that kind of language.
That agency also said that parts of the course could be damaged by drifting dunes.
President Aleksandar Vucic has repeatedly warned that growth could be damaged by the coronavirus pandemic.
I am worried that our open and liberal society could be damaged by good intentions.
He would be delighted if the industry could be damaged by low profitability, even ruined.
Wine can be damaged by excessive heat or cold if it is not stored properly.
The world should think about this: if we can't study, our future will be damaged.
This would mean some images would be damaged or lost due to the bright satellites.
Trump would then remain in office but would be damaged politically heading into Election Day.
But there were signs that Qatar's financial ties might be damaged well beyond the Gulf.
It's just that every player they brought in has the potential to be damaged goods.
Victorians believed that women's reproductive health would be damaged if they strained their brains at university.
Likewise, master recordings could be damaged or lost, making the record difficult or impossible to reissue.
With lungs and heart barely working, your brain begins to be damaged by lack of oxygen.
Phil Lyman, said he didn't want Utah's relationship with Trump to be "damaged" by Romney's actions.
Unfortunately, the spacecraft will likely be damaged once it hits the comet, effectively ending the mission.
You could shoot it or swing an ax at it, but the cube couldn't be damaged.
The probe could smash into the asteroid or be damaged by debris during the extraction attempt.
Some of the people who stand to be damaged by HR 5424 are wealthy individual investors.
One misstep, one nuance not grasped, and decades of difficult diplomatic relations-building could be damaged.
If the former president declined, the relationship would be damaged, Mr. Desai wrote in an email.
The FICM also warned that other organs could also be damaged by COVID-19 after recovery.
Businesses have been and will continue to be damaged by these preventable events across the country.
Also: now that Article 50 has been triggered, is Ireland's economy set to be damaged by Brexit?
Since the tooth is ceramic it wouldn't be damaged at all as it passed through my body.
Simply, blood no longer makes it to the optic nerve, which can be damaged as a result.
And the bigger the population, the more stuff there is to be damaged, blown over or destroyed.
While I'm exploring the city, I know my skin will be damaged when I get back home.
Their attachment system will also be damaged, leading to persistent difficulties in making and sustaining successful relationships.
The FBI had argued that relationships with different countries could be damaged if the exchange was unredacted.
This is the third historical marker to be damaged by bullets since it was erected in 2007.
About 75 people have been evacuated from nearby houses that may or may not ever be damaged.
They cannot be damaged like paintings, but a few individuals must assume responsibility for keeping them alive.
You could drop something on there without fear that it, or something fragile inside, would be damaged.
More than a dozen hospitals will be damaged and possibly unusable for nine months to a year.
But advisers said his standing could be damaged if stories about his wealth and business ties continue.
Without a roof, the cathedral's interior will be exposed to the elements, and could be damaged further.
Lesson for foreign leaders Foreign policy experts said the US-Australia relationship remains too strong to be damaged.
A lot of churches around the world now are going to be damaged because of what he's done.
Facebook says it always expected the plane to be damaged upon landing, although not in this particular way.
They can also be damaged or deliberately sabotaged (something that would also theoretically be true of a jammer).
Most companies don't choose to innovate a product where someone's vision could be damaged if something goes awry.
We will see him again, but he will be damaged political goods from which he may never recover.
During World War II, the only Thames bridge to be damaged by German bombs was the Waterloo Bridge.
So it's far from clear that Clinton would be damaged in the long run by this hypothetical debate.
From fisheries to agriculture to tourism, major sectors of the economy stand to be damaged by climate change.
Your outlet may or may not get repaired, but your relationship with your landlord will probably be damaged.
Some people may be damaged by information given to them by a healthcare professional they didn't even employ.
If grout is left unsealed, it absorbs stains, attracts dirt, and can be damaged by any strong cleaners.
One man has asked a judge not to release those names, arguing that their reputations could be damaged.
The primary channel was found to be damaged too last week after significant water releases from major winter storms.
Yet if the stern talk on the South China Sea is followed by inaction, America's credibility will be damaged.
I mean, they puke, they cry, and they will inevitably be damaged by all of your terrible unspoken neuroses.
Ford says the rear seat belt buckles can be damaged if heavy objects are placed on top of them.
Our credibility as a movement will be damaged by booing, turning of backs, walking out or other similar displays.
If these and other claims made under oath are shown to have been inaccurate, Kavanaugh's defense would be damaged.
However, the group's business profile is likely to be damaged by reputation issues stemming from the ongoing emissions crisis.
The Council is also poised to close a loophole that allows potential landmarks to be damaged or even destroyed.
I maintain that $1,400 is too high an asking price for a device that can be damaged so easily.
She decided to seek refuge out of fear her home would be damaged, but also because of the atmosphere.
Like currency traders, bond investors think that the British economy would be damaged by a chaotic no-deal Brexit.
And while human organs can be damaged in low-oxygen conditions, the geese are able to fly for hours.
Investors expect that Mexico's economy could be damaged by a Trump administration, which in turn would hurt the peso.
If your car is repossessed, you may face a hefty termination fee and your credit score will be damaged.
But the kingdom's budding relationship with the global tech world is coming under intense pressure, and could be damaged.
When a hard frost follows a period of early flowering, plants can be damaged and crops can be lost.
Trade would not immediately be damaged since a lot of commerce was conducted electronically these days, Mr. Tufenkci said.
Like I said, I don't want my career or my legacy to be damaged by something I didn't do.
Progressive activists warn that the court's reputation could be damaged if it oversteps with unpopular rulings and energizes progressive voters.
Facebook says it always assumed Aquila would be damaged upon landing, and never intended to fly this particular prototype again.
That's up for debate, but NASA says it's possible the lens is too small to be damaged by the Sun.
As government departments remain unfunded in America, we look at a constitutional principle that may be damaged in the standoff.
The cells can be damaged by high power illumination, which essentially cooks them, or be altered by biomarkers, he said.
Two banking sources said Moscow pressed for a deal because it feared Gazprombank would be damaged by a Mechel bankruptcy.
Her vocal cords could be damaged in surgery, and there was a very real chance she would never sing again.
People were more worried about a hypothetical man whose reputation might be damaged than real women who were really raped.
The lesion would die, but the regular skin wouldn't be damaged, so large areas of skin could be treated quickly.
The question has important implications for who can be held accountable when a product proves to be damaged or dangerous.
The warmer weather was seen accelerating lagging crop maturity and lessening the risk that yields could be damaged by frost.
Medline Plus states that the brain, lungs, and kidneys could be damaged and organ failure can also occur from ethylene glycol.
Zrnovnica is the site of an underground army missile compound, but Krsticevic said he did not expect it to be damaged.
Instead, Sakurai announced an update to assist trophies that allows them to be damaged and killed, making an example of Waluigi.
Should the U.K. vote to leave the EU in June, however, that reserve currency status could be damaged, S&P warned.
But he is concerned that his ability to teach will be damaged by administrators' failure to stand up for academic freedom.
Those whose reputations may be damaged by its conclusions must be allowed to see and respond to the case against them.
Then again, LSE's claim that its relationship with Italian regulators would be damaged if it attempted to sell MTS sounds thin.
Moreover, if the drone did indeed contain sensitive US-made technology, relations between the US, Israel, and Russia could be damaged.
Mr. Franken may be damaged, after all, but Mr. Trump was ultimately elected, despite numerous accusations of sexual harassment and abuse.
If the chief justice feared that the court's reputation could be damaged by them, he has reason to be terrified now.
China said on Monday that, no matter the outcome of the current political crisis, cooperation with Venezuela would not be damaged.
It was the middle building in a row of five, and the buildings beside it appear to be damaged as well.
If Germany were to lose Schaeuble as Finance minister, the current momentum for further euro zone integration could also be damaged.
Deripaska conceded Rusal's growth prospects could be damaged by more than one interest rate hike from the U.S. central bank in 2017.
Restoring blood flow to the heart as fast as possible can reduce the chance that heart tissue will be damaged or die.
The report cites "sensitive sources or methods" that would be damaged through public release, and claims the classified report contains more information.
The focus is mainly cheap imports from China, but EU Trade Commissioner Malmstrom said EU industry could be damaged in the process.
In case a tsunami hits, the cables likely won't be damaged and those affected will have much-needed access to the Internet.
Numerous studies show attention, memory and mood can be damaged, and physical distress such as headaches, constipation and kidney problems can result.
Moon's relationship with Trump may be damaged, and that was perhaps one of Kim's goals in this charm offensive: decoupling the alliance.
However much planning the industry giants do, they could still be damaged via their supply chains if component suppliers are not ready.
He fears that if the benefits fail to materialise soon the standing of President Hassan Rohani and other reformers will be damaged.
"We definitely will not allow this stable situation, which has been hard to come by, be damaged or interfered with," he said.
Asked about foreign companies' complaints that their business would be damaged by Zambia's tax changes, Zambia's Mining Minister Richard Musukwa was dismissive.
But what made it useful for Hartman was that the chair had no batteries or electronics that could be damaged by water.
He also warned against any U.S. strikes on Iran over its nuclear program, saying the U.S. would be damaged "10 times over."
Ricardo Rossello (D) told reporters Wednesday that much of the island's infrastructure will likely be damaged or destroyed by the powerful storm.
The risks beyond China The longer the crisis drags on, the greater the chance that global auto supply chains will be damaged.
But the pace hits especially hard for people who aren't wealthy, whose homes are often in places more likely to be damaged.
And Israel's image among the wider public that does not follow these issues on a minute-by-minute basis will be damaged.
It doesn't feel soft and like it might be damaged by a fingernail (that was actually a concern with the Galaxy Fold).
Hazards such as shoaling and storm debris may exist and aids to navigation may be damaged or missing, the Coast Guard said.
It'll either be damaged or "fainted;" in either case, there are common items (like potions) that will revive and heal the little guy.
Images of the scene show what appear to be damaged parts of the plane, including tattered debris emblazoned with the Chapecoense club logo.
However, the move to platters exacerbated one of the drawbacks to analog film: As a physical medium, it could degrade or be damaged.
"When there are more than a thousand records, maybe a few of them would be damaged or difficult to play again," Johnsen says.
It does not say anything about what the agency's responsibility might be toward other personal property that could be damaged during a search.
The abbot said he was concerned the remains of other bodies would be disturbed and the church could be damaged during the exhumation.
China's relationship with the United States will be damaged should the legislation become law, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said in a statement.
Medical care can be damaged from compromised electricity and water supplies, interrupted supply chains, disabled trans­portation links, and disrupted communications and IT networks.
Foreign ministry spokesman Herman van Gelderen said he was confident relations with the new U.S. administration would not be damaged by the measure.
That doesn't mean that children will not hear his words and be damaged by them, as the Clinton campaign has illustrated in videos.
American competitiveness is more likely to be damaged by currency movements and financial market fragility than by any act of European trade policy.
Use them instead of anything with a cleaner product, since displays are often covered with protective films that can be damaged by chemicals.
In this new report, "The presence or absence of symptoms was not predictive of whether a baby would be damaged," Dr. Riley said.
"Pearl can be damaged by many chemicals and all acids," the Gemological Institute of America warns in its pearl care and cleaning guide.
Buyers said they had stopped sending trucks into the region out of concern they could be damaged or get stuck in the mud.
But it is for the embassies that use modern cars whose engines could be damaged by the fuel at most Havana gas stations.
The tower, which is no longer used for transmitting television signals but has a restaurant at the top, didn't appear to be damaged.
Not wanting his iPad to be damaged in the sun, Blevins retrieved it while talking to his future wife on a hands-free headset.
Or is the White House forever you know going to be damaged because all these traditions, these sports traditions were overlooked in the Trump.
I never experienced rape or sexual assault and then had to fear that my reputation could be damaged if I decided to come forward.
"On the scale of things, this is already an old, boring story," the adviser said, dismissing the possibility that the President will be damaged.
"He is going there to set the record straight, face-to-face," she said, adding she didn't the two countries' relationship would be damaged.
A recent warm, dry spell had fueled worries that corn could be damaged during crucial pollination stages, after unprecedented delays in planting this spring.
But cartilage in the knee can be damaged by age and overuse, often without us realizing since it's a tissue not supplied with nerves.
Sure, but being cynical, there must still be the threat that a pristine piece of land is going to be damaged by the project?
"The relations between Kosovo and Turkey are excellent and will not be damaged by any vandalism or isolated act," he said in a statement.
Facebook's public perception may still be damaged from its recent data scandal, but the social media company's stock has already made a sensational recovery.
Because tanoaks quickly fall to the disease, the danger of fire fed by dead wood will rise and the redwood ecosystem may be damaged.
This is highly unusual for a "salvage" project, in which scientists try to excavate fossils from an active construction site that may be damaged.
While much of the road is elevated on pilings, it can be damaged in severe storms, as it was in 1998 during Hurricane Georges.
The instincts seemed familiar: The same instant gratification — retinas be damaged — that drives him to Twitter at all hours, seeking appraisals in real time.
"Our credibility as a movement will be damaged by booing, turning of backs, walking out or other similar displays," he wrote in the email.
That, and the fact that we didn't want Clinton to face pressure to condemn the resolution or be damaged by having to defend it.
While a cynic might wonder how, exactly, Trump's reputation could possibly be damaged by revelations of extramarital affairs, the free market has spoken here.
We've had this concern in the past—that the personalities of presidents and prime ministers will conflict and that the special relationship will be damaged.
Fearing her four children's prospects could be damaged if their name was associated with the conflict, she declined to be identified by her family name.
In addition, Forrester noted if consumers believe a voice answer is paid, they could lose trust and the credibility of the service could be damaged.
Because it washes with a hydro-electric motor, clothes are cleaned with oxygen molecules and won't be damaged through the mixing of water and electricity.
Frank adds that his legacy could be damaged if The Roots continue promoting gigs without admitting to fans he's no longer part of the group.
Wheat is typically at its hardiest during the winter months, but plants can be damaged if temperatures dip below minus 5 F for several hours.
Low blood pressure means less blood flow to vital organs like your heart, lungs, and kidney, which can be damaged or fail as a result.
She noted "the exceptional nature of my client," and her concern that Trump's interests could be damaged if the review of Cohen's files is mishandled.
One of those women may be damaged by brain injury and unable to speak, but there is still enough care to keep the flame alive.
This can be damaged by ties to donors and board members who are publicly known for investing in climate science obfuscation and opposing environmental solutions.
But this didn't make him regret his reliance on devices, any more than he regretted having a frontal lobe because it could possibly be damaged.
"Particularly in the northern parts of the reef, it means it is going to be damaged and not be able to repair itself," King said.
Roads, mass transit, electricity, water and telecommunications systems, not to mention the homes of employees, are all likely to be damaged by a big earthquake.
In addition to cysts and torsions, the fallopian tubes can be damaged by infections (such as gonorrhea and chlamydia) and ectopic pregnancy, Dr. Sekhon said.
Mr. Obama sidestepped a question on whether the "special relationship" between Washington and London would be damaged if Britain voted to leave the European Union.
If Republicans will confirm nominees only of Republican presidents, or if Democrats will confirm nominees only of our own party, the court will be damaged.
The party leaders should start planning for how to devise such a method to choose a candidate who would not be damaged by this battle.
Should a trophy be damaged or in need of refurbishing, players (or their teams) can send them back to Del City for a literal buffing.
US allies also are concerned that they will be dragged into the middle of the review and intelligence-sharing relationships could be damaged in the process.
When the LRO launched, scientists developed a computer model to test that the cameras wouldn't be damaged by the vibrations during the vehicle's launch in 2009.
Fire officials said thousands of homes in the community of Bonsall are threatened by the Lilac Fire and more will likely be damaged by the flames.
Apple states the card can easily be damaged from contact with abrasive materials and even certain fabrics like leather and denim, which may cause permanent discoloration.
All of the albums are new and sealed; in comparison, places like Discogs may have larger selections, but they sell used records which can be damaged.
But there's a catch: The moon is blasted by Jupiter's intense radiation, so any biological material exposed on its surface would be damaged, perhaps beyond recognition.
Asked what such consequences would be, Ambassador Gui said Sweden's image in China would be damaged and that "normal exchanges and cooperation will be seriously hindered".
But it has drawn opposition from environmental groups in Minnesota, which say the Boundary Waters could be damaged if there are problems with the mining process.
However, in a disaster scenario, hotels themselves might be damaged or unusable because of the crisis, or simply not close enough to serve the immediate needs.
"When you touch the pages they can be damaged, so we don't touch them," said Teresien da Silva, head of collections at the Anne Frank House.
Bambang Wuryanto, a lawmaker from the governing Indonesia Democratic Party in Struggle, warned that Widodo's political image and his ties with coalition parties would be damaged.
"It is therefore easy to conclude that for those shares, market liquidity would be damaged to no good end," Bailey said in a speech at Bloomberg.
Khan also says the sperm cells can be damaged, leading to problems in morphology (the size and shape of sperm) and motility (how well they can swim).
If the rise were limited to 2C by 2100, the study's central scenario put the total of current financial assets that could be damaged at $1.7 trillion.
However, if the stress response cannot be turned off, or if there is an imbalance between pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines, the body can be damaged.
As part of its expanded testing parameters, the company checks long-term usage simulations, including the various ways a battery can be damaged and cause an explosion.
The ownership of strip malls and free-standing stores is fragmented, making it hard to work out who would be damaged as the decline of retailing quickens.
Cal Fire Incident Commander Todd Derum said firefighters are still in an active fight against the flames and strong winds, and more homes could still be damaged.
Her vocal cords could be damaged in surgery, and even if the procedure went perfectly, she would have to learn how to sing with the new lungs.
Rameix said it was "in our common interest to maintain constructive relations", but the bloc cannot allow itself to be damaged by Britain's political choice to leave.
" Said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang, "We believe that no matter how the situation develops or changes, cooperation between China and Venezuela will not be damaged.
Batteries, which can be damaged or punctured during disassembly, are a health and safety issue for operators, but Liam takes the human element out of that risk.
That will encourage Stop Trump forces within the Republican Party, who hoped that the New York property tycoon would be damaged by recent controversies and policy reversals.
Whatever the intention, meanwhile, Mr Trump seems more likely to be damaged by the episode than Mrs Clinton—if, that is, he is still embarrassable at all.
Law enforcement had to use facial recognition software to identify the suspect because his fingerprints were found to be damaged or altered beyond use, CNN reported Thursday.
His suit courtesy of vibranium cannot be damaged by bullets and that was a profound ability for a black comic book superhero to have during 60s America.
This is especially true because hurricane evacuees will take every car they have for fear that any vehicles left behind will be damaged or looted, she said.
Also, don't put all your money in one favorite stock, such as Apple, an MLP or a piece of waterfront property that can be damaged by a storm.
But it comes with conditions: the application process limits it to smaller items, and all of the micro-cavities between the tubes can be damaged with direct contact.
Hawaii Lieutenant Governor Josh Green said that testing kits were initially sent to the wrong state, and when they arrived in Hawaii they were reported to be damaged.
Among the many problems associated with ground level ozone, respiratory problems can be aggravated, the cells that line our lungs can be damaged and crops can be harmed.
It has about $300bn of equity and debt, and stakes in 70 or so prominent startups which could be damaged if one of their leading sponsors blows up.
However, customers' confidence in the stability of the favourable tax framework for life assurance may be damaged by the proposals, even though they only affect contracts over EUR150,000.
About 3 percent of the corn left outdoors may be damaged, according growers association Aprosoja head Endrigo Dalcin, but the current dry weather reduces the odds of spoiling.
Should Obama nominate someone who is one of the Democrats' rising stars, and take the chance that they'll be damaged in the fight over the next few months?
Ziegler has patients who bring up the idea in therapy that they may be damaged or impure because they have thoughts about, or have acted upon, sexual feelings.
But in this case, many analysts say, he will be damaged goods even if he wins, with rivals circling to succeed him and Conservatives more divided than ever.
I watched the light on the power cord that connected my computer flicker and wondered if my thesis would be damaged if the power went out (it was).
Here are some of the images doctors and researchers have obtained of lungs believed to be damaged by vaping, and what experts think what might be going on.
In July, a photo surfaced showing three white University of Mississippi students posing with guns in front of the memorial which seemed to be damaged by bullet holes.
They feared that the family's honor would be damaged, and the victim would never find a husband (as most men here would never marry a victim of rape).
Yet KIC-1 shows how even when care is taken, the delicate landscape of northern Alaska can be damaged by drilling activities, and that the damage can persist.
Like their magnetic-stripe predecessors, the smart chips on the front of the card can be damaged by scrapes from keys, coins and other items with sharp edges.
If I didn't get read to or exposed to a wider vocabulary when my brain was forming, my linguistic acuity might be damaged forever — there's no undoing that.
In a note published by the ratings agency on Wednesday, it warned that if a "Brexit" should occur (if the U.K. leaves the EU) its creditworthiness could be damaged.
The Saudi-led coalition promises to keep the port operational, but it could be damaged either in combat or by sabotage (the Houthis reportedly placed landmines around the city).
Now we know that the solution is to get them to produce special "decoy" proteins that can be damaged, in order to get the plant to spring into action.
That means it&aposs possible that these drugs could help repair brain networks in the prefrontal cortex that might be damaged in conditions like anxiety and depression, he said.
However, in the eyes of the Bundesbank president, it is prudent to keep a positive output gap to ensure Germany's finances won't be damaged when demographic pressures kick in.
The United States' bid to host the soccer World Cup in 21995 will be damaged, perhaps critically, if travel restrictions come into full force, Europe's top soccer official said.
Why it matters: American ally Turkey, which has long denied that a genocide occurred against the Armenians, warned U.S.-Turkish relations could be damaged by the actions of the House.
James Curran, professor of foreign policy at the University of Sydney, said the intelligence relationships were too important and productive to be damaged by Trump's alleged disclosures to the Russians.
In January of this year, it was determined that before October 2010, when a supplier upgraded the protective covering of the circuit board, the boards could be damaged over time.
Stonerock threatened Cook with a defamation lawsuit as well as with a "tortious interference" claim, apparently on the theory that Harder's "existing client relationships" could be damaged by Cook's views.
However, if the FOMC does not cut rates in July after signaling that it will, the Fed's credibility will be damaged and that will send financial markets into a tailspin.
And lack of oxygen to the brain is what causes harm in opioid overdose—the longer the brain is deprived of oxygen, the more likely it is to be damaged.
In his news conference, Mr. Rosselló and emergency officials warned that with such powerful winds expected to thrash the island, infrastructure, houses and the phone system would inevitably be damaged.
Chris Coons of Delaware, who now occupies Biden's seat, downplayed the idea that the former vice president's relationship with the Senate might be damaged by his treatment in the trial.
The country's official budget forecasters expect the gap to fall only slowly and they warned this month that the confidence of overseas investors could be damaged without a smooth Brexit.
So it's best to seal documents or other items that may be damaged by flood in plastic bags or containers to help protect them from water damage, Mr. McGuinn said.
But Nebraskans were bracing for many months of difficult travel in the state; some 200 miles of state highway were believed to be damaged or destroyed, as were 14 bridges.
A second official said Turkey's disconnect with Russia had "become much more obvious" after the missile strikes, but also said it did not want its partnership with Moscow to be damaged.
A nine-year-old named Evan immediately raised his hand to point out that it's possible other parts of DNA could be damaged aside from the region you're trying to fix.
"It would only take one serious mistake - one well to go bad - for our town's water supply to be damaged," said Josh Ewing, the leader of a southern Utah conservation group.
The plan will also decentralize the distribution of electricity on the island — splitting the grid into eight microgrids capable of operating independently should one be damaged or disabled during a storm.
Historic sites in Syria continue to be damaged, including a monastery northwest of Aleppo where a fifth-century monk, St. Simeon Stylites, is said to have spent decades in hermetic contemplation.
It says it consulted extensively with tribes, including the Standing Rock Sioux, and it says that tribe has failed to describe specific cultural sites that would be damaged by the pipeline.
The reports stoked investor fears the amount of active users could be damaged in the coming quarters, although the company has insisted those users were not included in active user tallies.
Officials told CNN Philippines the cost to rice and corn crops could be upward of $116 million, with more than 1,220,000 hectares of fields expected to be damaged by the storm.
When Dr. Arce first posted her account on social media last year, a journalist friend persuaded her to take it down, warning that she could be damaged by the tabloid media.
On the other, the ease with which hands could be damaged meant that fighters probably weren't taking the kind of punishment in each round that they would in a modern boxing match.
The inside of the Tube train carriage does not appear to be damaged, but witnesses reported seeing people with injuries, including burns to the face, arms, and legs, according to The Guardian.
Important to its argument will be the fact that excessive emissions are permitted for limited periods, in circumstances where the engine may be damaged without allowing them, such as cold-weather starts.
Growth in Britain will be damaged if politicians can't do a deal to avoid the costs of leaving the EU customs union, according to a new report from the House of Lords.
China has risen to become the number one partner of American scientists, supplanting the UK But its status as a scientific power and partner can only be damaged by He's ethics violation.
But what we found consistently over time is that students who are out feel more connected to school, are less likely to be damaged by any of the victimization that they experience.
JAXA, fearful that the probe would be damaged by the ensuing debris, hid the probe behind the asteroid for about two weeks while the dust slowly settled in the low gravity environment.
"But we sent a clear message that oil installations must be protected and should not be damaged ... Whoever protects the oil must be under the umbrella of the Presidential Council," he said.
Giuliani said Daniels -- who is in a legal battle with Trump over an affair that she alleges happened between the two of them a decade ago -- has "no reputation" to be damaged.
Early tests by Samsung found exposed edges of the screen around the hinge could be damaged and that debris could enter the hinge and also cause the display to stop functioning properly.
Mr. Bollea's lawyers argue, on the other hand, that the privacy of many Americans could be damaged by a ruling in favor of Gawker, and that the tape was simply not newsworthy.
These days, doctors and nurses are alerted to acute kidney injury via a patient's blood test, King said, but by the time that information comes through, the organ may already be damaged.
Joni Ernst of Iowa even questioned whether the former vice president would be damaged by the impeachment proceedings in next week's Iowa caucuses – a comment that drew a swift rebuke from Biden.
NYON, Switzerland — The United States' hopes of hosting the World Cup in 2026 will be damaged, perhaps critically, if President Trump's travel restrictions come into full force, Europe's top soccer official said.
Given these new findings, perhaps Europa missions should focus on high-latitude polar regions, where landers would be less likely to be damaged by ice spikes or wiped out by radiation punches.
And having more space between the embassy building and adjacent buildings makes it less likely that nearby buildings, filled with civilians, would be damaged in the event of an attack on the embassy.
If fears of a slowdown begin to eat into Obama's approval rating, Clinton could be damaged as she is effectively running as an incumbent seeking a third White House term for her party.
The inks used for the new stamp can be damaged by UV light, so the Post Office recommends keeping it hidden away in a special envelope they will happily charge you extra for.
BEIJING (Reuters) - Tibet's environment will not be damaged by the construction of a second railroad linking the remote area to the rest of China, the region's deputy Communist Party boss said on Monday.
One is that universities, unable to offer competitive salaries, will be damaged if too many bright minds are either lured away permanently or distracted from the lecture hall by commitments to tech firms.
"We're talking an enormous proportion of the landscape, particularly in northeastern New South Wales that remains at risk and continues to be damaged and devastated as a result of these fires," Fitzsimmons said.
It never happened, and the increasingly autocratic Mr. Erdogan warned Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, in advance that relations with Germany — "bilateral, diplomatic, economic, trade, political and military" — would be damaged by the resolution.
Law enforcement officials used facial recognition software to identify the suspect in Thursday's shooting at an newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, after the suspect's fingerprints were found to be damaged or altered beyond use.
If the launch were to occur after that time, he and his colleagues are concerned that the spacecraft could potentially be damaged while flying through the  Van Allen radiation belts that surround Earth.
European leaders should realise that the competitiveness of the continent as a whole would be damaged by an approach that focused on taking a tough line on Britain in Brexit talks, Fox said.
Washington's credibility will be damaged for the next time we want countries to agree to something, such as condemning Iran's malicious behavior in the Middle East or tightening the screws on North Korea.
"It remains to be seen how resilient liberal democracy will be in Western societies, or whether it will be damaged irreparably by authoritarian populist forces" they write at the conclusion of their book.
Even beyond those immediate considerations, the U.K.'s economic prospects could be damaged by more expensive "terms for exports to the EU, lower immigration and a reduction in foreign direct investment," according to Fitch.
Any number of things could go wrong, and if they do so while the spacecraft is still on or near the launch pad a lot of infrastructure could be damaged in the subsequent explosion.
In an message sent to delegates today, Sanders' campaign wrote, "Our credibility as a movement will be damaged by booing, turning of backs, walking out or other similar displays," according to The Washington Post.
Most importantly the speakers are protected by an impact-resistant ABS polymer shell so the system won't be damaged if you drop it or end up at a rave (things always break at raves).
Many experts agree that Johnson's chance of securing a parliamentary majority on December 12 would be damaged if the Brexit Party decided to stand candidates in 600 seats, as Farage had threatened to do.
The big picture: The Chinese Communist Party has no tolerance for dissent from ethnic minorities, and fears it could be damaged if word of human rights violations against those groups spreads outside China's borders.
According to a memo obtained by the Washington Post, those bones could be just the beginning: The National Park Service found that up to 22 archaeological sites could be damaged by the construction process.
Many users, he said, did not update their software to get the latest safety features because of a fear that their copies would be damaged or locked, while universities offered only older, pirated versions.
He had heard his share of racially insensitive remarks at work, but on that balmy evening in 2017, Mr. Green's outlook on the differences between black and white officers would be damaged beyond repair.
Perhaps because he and so many other negotiators put so much time and effort into crafting the climate treaty back in 2015, Light remains optimistic that the international deal won't be damaged by Trump.
Carmakers based in Britain fear that their complex supply chains could be damaged by Brexit, and the Bank of England said on Tuesday other European Union countries were not ready for possible financial disruption.
Elections are not due until 2019 and Netanyahu's strong position at the helm of Israeli politics appears secure, although he could be damaged by investigations in two criminal cases in which he denies wrongdoing.
Under the rule, minority programmers would be damaged, consumers would lose privacy protections and be saddled with the costs of re-engineering networks, said Michael Powell, the head of trade group National Cable & Telecommunications Association.
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Laura Codruta Kovesi, Romania's former chief anti-corruption prosecutor, said her bid to be named the European Union's public prosecutor could be damaged by a widely-criticized Romanian agency tasked with investigating magistrates.
However, analysts say the last five nuclear tests were all conducted using the same tunnel, and that although that tunnel may be damaged beyond repair, the North Koreans could dig others for potential future tests.
He has surrounded himself with officials who built their careers in part on their ability to deal with the United States and who might be damaged politically if the trade war goes badly for China.
The government has also taken the step of abolishing business rates for tens of thousands of small and medium-sized which are likely to be damaged by a loss of footfall during the coronavirus outbreak.
Jefferies analysts point to Tiffany & Co. (TIF), which is being bought by LVMH (LVMHF), Macy's (M) and Coach (TPR) as companies that could be damaged by declining tourism from the region into the United States.
I did not want to damage him or hurt him in any way, shape or form, but I also didn't want to put out the story because I didn't want my reputation to be damaged.
India's new law facilitates displacement "without any accountability to the people whose forests, lands and lives will be damaged or destroyed", said the Campaign for Survival and Dignity, a coalition of charities supporting tribal rights.
This was not the first painting to be damaged at the museum: In 1914, a woman took a meat cleaver to Diego Velázquez's "Rokeby Venus" to protest the arrest of the suffragist leader Emmeline Pankhurst.
KPMG became the third global firm to be damaged by work carried out for the Indian-born brothers after the business consultancy McKinsey and the public relations agency Bell Pottinger, whose British business collapsed this week.
But Levi Sanders isn't the ideal congressional candidate, either, and perhaps the senator doesn't want to be damaged by tying himself too much to his son should he decide to run for president again in 2020.
In 2009, when Autonomy's profitability was clearly seen to be damaged, the company blamed launch costs for a new database search product called SPE, rather than these activities, in a call with financial analysts, Rabinowicz said.
"If his recommendation can get past to the Congress, then ... the image of the U.S. as a country ruled by laws, would be damaged," Ren said, according to a CNBC translation of his remarks in Chinese.
"Companies should not do business in Iran," a U.S. State Department official said in a phone briefing for reporters on Wednesday, when asked whether foreign business interests could be damaged as an unintended consequence of sanctions.
Facing a deeply divided government, party and country, May sought to find a compromise between Brexiteers and Remainers, who fear the economy will be damaged by cutting too many ties with the world's biggest trading bloc.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told reporters in Beijing on Tuesday that China appreciated Szijjarto's "independent, fair and objective" comments, and that China-Hungary ties would not be damaged or interfered with by other countries.
Scott Brandenberg: Below our streets and our buildings is this really complicated network of infrastructure that could be damaged, and a lot of the things we take for granted every day won't be available anymore, right?
Most experts agree that Johnson's chances of securing a parliamentary majority on December 12 would be damaged if the Brexit Party decided to stand candidates in 600 seats, as Farage threatened to do earlier this month.
Troy Downing, an Air Force veteran and head of a California-based storage company, has made the rounds in Washington -- but could be damaged by his tweets from 2015 and 2016 in which he criticized Trump.
He added that the chances of a future trade deal between the two countries should not be damaged by false concerns over U.S. farming practices which he said had been largely driven by the European Union.
On a plane or a chartered bus, he said, passengers usually have to be moved from chairs and into a seat, which can be dangerous, and it's not uncommon for wheelchairs to be damaged in storage.
Trade would be damaged, it said, with the potential for a drop in Scottish exports of up to one fifth and a fall in business investment of up to 1 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) in 2019.
But the currency has also been weakend by the popular protests and worries that Iran's economic ties with foreign countries could be damaged further if the United States pulls out of the agreement on Tehran's nuclear programme.
He said the Philadelphia refinery is actually two refineries — one a legacy Atlantic Richfield refinery and the other a legacy Gulf operation, and it appears only one part may be damaged, leaving the other to continue operations.
Renewable technology advancement is not going to retreat and, at some point, the U.S. could be damaged by basing its energy policy on older, more expensive generation sources (yes, even if natural gas remains cheap and abundant).
"We considered building it as a smartphone attachment," Cohen said, but they realized that the phone screen isn't the best for bright sunlight situations like the beach and that it could be damaged by sand and water.
Toyota Motor said on Thursday it is conducting a global recall of 2.87 million vehicles due to the possibility that their seatbelts could be damaged by a metal seat frame part in the event of a crash.
KPMG became the third global firm to be damaged by work carried out for the Indian-born Gupta brothers after the business consultancy McKinsey and the public relations agency Bell Pottinger, whose British business collapsed last week.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Pumps used to inflate emergency slides on some Airbus A330 and A340 aircraft may be damaged due to improper folding by maintenance crews that caused cracks or leaks in shutoff valves, Europe's aviation regulator warned.
Such childish hostility notwithstanding, I believe that Gawker serves an essential function in a celebrity-obsessed culture, and if it were to disappear the world would be poorer and the cause of journalistic truth would be damaged.
But with someone like Katy Perry—with the image of Katy Perry that has been constructed for her—it's hard to address these issues because her All-American girl persona would be damaged and less pop-friendly.
The tensions over the reported maritime attacks, in which four vessels were said to be damaged this month, raised fears of an armed conflict in the region and concerns about possible disruptions to the world's oil supplies.
"I feel bad for him and his family, and I pray that he and his lawyers can help him move on and not be damaged or used any more than he has been the past few days."
It said the museum had not abided by its most pressing mission — to preserve its charitable purpose — and that whatever the financial hurdles, its relationship to other museums and with donors would be damaged by the sale.
While the Department of Homeland Security has primarily become an immigration enforcement agency under the Trump administration, the National Park Service remains responsible for preserving the land that is guaranteed to be damaged by Mr. Trump's barriers.
The researchers found that hairdressers without obvious allergic reactions to PPD still had gene activity changes in their skin that suggest the skin can be damaged even when the PPD doesn't cause allergic symptoms like a rash.
South Africa has also benefited from an unusually synchronized global economic expansion, but some analysts say they fear this could be damaged by a proposal from U.S. President Donald Trump to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
A Guardian story also outlined a Brussels report that said EU negotiators must strike a "workable" deal with Theresa May's government to protect the City of London or the economies of the remaining member states will be damaged.
There was concern that, temporarily at least, commercial ties with the West could be damaged as the blow to Riyadh's reputation and the risk of economic sanctions over the Khashoggi affair made it harder to enter new deals.
" He added: "We will do whatever is necessary so that Israel will not be damaged by this shameful resolution and I also tell the ministers here, we must act prudently, responsibly and calmly, in both actions and words.
Countries concerned: Belgium, Hungary, Czech Republic, the Netherlands Trade is the big elephant in the room given the strong links between British and EU-based businesses that could be damaged as the U.K. leave the EU's single market.
And unlike traditional leases, a customer's credit score won't be damaged by early termination; on the flipside, leases with Xchange do not help to build a person's credit, even if payments are made in full and on time.
"If Germany is to be deceived by this, then bilateral, diplomatic, economic, trade, political and military ties — we are both NATO countries — will be damaged," Mr. Erdogan told Turkish reporters before leaving on an official trip to Africa.
LONDON (Reuters) - Two of the world's main credit rating agencies on Monday reiterated their view that the British economy could be damaged if the country votes to leave the European Union in a referendum scheduled for June 23.
When you're exercising or traveling, the Charge 2 Classic band makes the most sense; made from a durable elastomer material that won't be damaged by sweat, rain, spills or other daily hazards, it's a casual and durable choice.
Deputy BoE Governor Dave Ramsden said last year he was worried that interest rate forecasts would be misunderstood as promises to move borrowing costs and the central bank's credibility could be damaged if they did not come about.
KPMG has become the third global firm to be damaged by work carried out for the Indian-born Gupta brothers, after the business consultancy McKinsey and the public relations agency Bell Pottinger, whose British business collapsed this week.
Dr. Richard Gill, a senior lecturer in the Imperial College London's the Department of Life Sciences and an author of the study, compared it to how a fetus might be damaged by a harmful substance in the womb.
A deadly coronavirus outbreak in China, which has spawned fears of a pandemic across Asia, is raising concern in Japan that public sentiment could be damaged as Chinese citizens have become an increasingly visible part of daily life.
A report released in June by CoreLogic, a global property information firm, said nearly 455,000 Tampa Bay homes could be damaged by hurricane storm surges, the most in any major metro area except Miami and New York City.
"The hype that was presented against me in this position ... made me resign, lest in the creation of this hype the position of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution be damaged," Lotfi told state media after stepping down.
Key to its argument will be the fact that excessive emissions are in fact permitted for limited periods, in circumstances where the engine may be damaged without allowing them, such as cold starts and running in very low temperatures.
SYDNEY, July 15 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures rose 1% to hit a five-year high on Monday as forecasts for hot, dry weather across a major producing region stoked fears that crops already in poor condition could be damaged.
Taking pretty and safe smartphone pictures of an eclipse is not just a matter of aiming at the Moon-blocked Sun and shooting away, especially given concerns that new smartphone cameras could be damaged by too much solar exposure.
A Monday letter signed by 85033 businesses from New Hampshire to Florida says drilling threatens existing economic activity along the Eastern Seaboard, especially tourism or fishing sectors that they warn could be damaged by drilling or oil spills there.
The Conservative vote share will also be damaged by the departure of Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson, a popular figure who softened the party's image and was credited with the party's unexpected success north of the border in 2017.
A senior Turkish official said at the time Turkey would draw a line under Johnson's past comments, but warned relations would be damaged if he repeated such insults - a message the foreign secretary seems to have taken to heart.
"In 2016 and 2017 supply in the white feather broiler sector is going to be damaged for quite a long period, and we expect the whole industry could see new opportunities in the next three years," said Fujian Sunner.
Those alliances would be damaged "by us turning our back on an agreement already reached prompted and promoted by us, led by us, which we then turn around and reverse and say, 'sorry, we didn't mean what we said,' " Kerry said.
With the rise of the Instagram accounts, motorcyclists were not only dealing with the fear of losing their bikes, but the additional insult of seeing their stolen rides paraded on Instagram—little more than cheap trophies to be damaged or undersold.
Countering the idea that kinky people must be damaged in some way, a 2013 study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that self-identified kinky people actually "scored better on many indicators of mental health" than non-kinky people.
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea has sent 1 billion won ($893,239.96) worth of sanctioned material to North Korea, customs data showed on Friday, raising concern ties with the United States could be damaged as the South pursues cooperation with the North.
While mostly everything inside the cathedral seemed to be damaged from the flames or covered in smoke and ash, the giant white cross in the front of the building was miraculously captured still standing and lit up amongst the darkness.
One of the bankers speaking to Reuters said the central bank had met with some foreign banks this week to reassure them that the freezing of accounts targeted individuals, and that firms linked to those people would not be damaged.
That renewed hunger was not dented by the U.S. House of Representatives' adoption of four pieces of legislation taking a hard line on China, despite a warning from Beijing that bilateral relations would be damaged if the measures become law.
In addition, the WFE warns that member incentives to ensure the success of recovery tools could be damaged by an incorrect determination of the point of resolution, as members could be incentivised to embark on actions that could trigger a resolution.
LONDON, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Two of the world's main credit rating agencies on Monday reiterated their view that the British economy could be damaged if the country votes to leave the European Union in a referendum scheduled for June 23.
The ECB has missed its target for achieving an inflation rate of below but close to 2 percent for more than three and a half years and fears that its credibility would be damaged if it gave up the fight.
He named the structure the anterolateral ligament, or A.L.L. He and several colleagues said that the A.L.L. might play a critical role in the knee's stability and that it could be damaged at the same time as an A.C.L. tear.
SYDNEY, Australia — Kim Cobb, a marine scientist at the Georgia Institute of Technology, expected the coral to be damaged when she plunged into the deep blue waters off Kiritimati Island, a remote atoll near the center of the Pacific Ocean.
The UK's status as a major international banking hub could be damaged as some business lines shift to the EU. Higher import costs and pressure on exports due to the potential imposition of tariffs would be broadly negative for corporates.
He spent $2,500 a month on rubber bands just to hold the stacks of bills together, and he wrote off 10 percent of his cash as lost because rats would eat it or it would be damaged by water, or lost.
That renewed hunger was not dented by the U.S. House of Representatives' adoption of four pieces of legislation taking a hard line on China, despite a warning from Beijing that bilateral relations would be damaged if the measures become law.
Robin O'Day, a Japanese youth activism expert at the University of North Georgia, says it's a big deal even to persuade young Japanese to discuss politics because they fear job prospects may be damaged if they're seen to be politically inclined.
Although the economic fall-out from the case could be substantial - especially if U.S. authorities fine Turkish banks - analysts said that Erdogan is unlikely to be damaged politically at home and could potentially emerge stronger by attracting more nationalist support.
The House passed similar legislation on Tuesday, drawing an angry response from China, which accused U.S. lawmakers of "sinister intentions" to undermine Hong Kong's stability and warned that bilateral relations would be damaged should the measures - which Trump must ultimately approve - become law.
"Earthquake insurance prices will continue to climb in the areas affected by induced seismicity, reflecting the increased likelihood that property in these areas could be damaged by an earthquake," said Jack Baker, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at Stanford University.
"During the campaign Cameron argued that Britain's economic prosperity would be damaged by leaving the EU."I loved the explaining and arguing and that side of politics, persuasion, but then, as it went on, I just felt more and more bogged down.
He added that the chances of a future trade deal between the two countries should not be damaged by false concerns over U.S. farming practices which he said had been largely driven by the European Union to create barriers to U.S. farm products.
They decided not to add insulation behind the exterior walls because it would have meant drilling holes in the hand-applied stucco to blow it in, and the contractor couldn't guarantee that the stucco, which was original to the house, wouldn't be damaged.
Workers who install solar power projects, utilities who purchase the power and major commercial users of solar power, like retailers, could all be damaged by such restrictions, said Frank Maisano, a spokesman for the Energy Trade Action Coalition, which represents those groups.
In other works, the body seems to be damaged or disintegrating: for example, in Friedl Dicker-Brandeis's gorgeous, haunting "The Interrogation II" (21924-21919), which portrays a figure with dark shadows for eyes and bloodied hands in scraped and scumbled patches of pigment.
That sounds stupid, and obviously there are the basic dueling premises that a victim of sexual assault won't be believed, or else that a man's reputation will forever be damaged by something he did not do, anchored by the eternal stakes of the Supreme Court.
They share convincing testimonials like, "it saves battery life,"  "it's better for the environment," and "it protects your eyes from blue light," which leave me feeling guilty for not making the switch and paranoid that if I don't my eyes will be damaged.
Although EPRI's work continues, NERC's previous studies on geomagnetic disturbance (GMD) and EPRI's on EMP showed large numbers of transformers will not be damaged as a result of GMD and EMP, but a smaller set could be impacted based on the transformer's relative health.
That network of support is important in both managing the disease and recognizing that you or a loved one may have it, but it can be damaged by public perception of schizophrenia in which we're taught to fear people with the disease, according to NIMH.
The driers can be brutal and inexact; some of the wheat may overheat, destroying the delicate wheat germ (a shame, since the natural oils in the germ are what imbue the grain with flavor); some may be damaged by condensation that forms inside the bin.
Mr. Karsan, reached for comment by email on Friday, said he took the items out of the apartment at the instruction of Ms. Ono, along with other valuables, as a powerful storm approached the city in 2006 and she feared the apartment could be damaged.
And just as surely as a reformed smoker's lungs would be damaged and at risk for cancer if they took up smoking again, our ecosystems and the people who depend on them are being put at grave risk through the rollback of the WOTUS rules.
A 2010 study concluded that the highway is one of the state's 4,576 miles of paved road, 0003,000 miles of unpaved road, 253 airports, 853 bridges, 131 harbors and 819 miles of railroad that could be damaged by a warming climate in coming decades.
"The power grid is far more complex than water piping," said Corsair, and if there's too much energy being pumped back into the grid, equipment can be damaged, or certain power plants may have to be turn on and off, causing overall increases in carbon pollution.
When they aren't co-opting pro-labor language (as in "right to work" rhetoric), companies faced with organization from a workerbase and politicians who oppose organization often claim that if workers are treated more fairly, the product or output of the work will itself be damaged.
Putin survives on his popularity, which is built on his image as a strongman, and his image would be damaged if he went to Paris just as the French were essentially calling on Russia to be tried for war crimes, explained CNN Senior International Correspondent Nic Robertson.
The use of private email by senior Trump White House advisers creates an unacceptable risk that the activities of the Trump White House will not be properly documented, ongoing investigations by Congress and special counsel Robert Mueller will be undermined, and the historical record will be damaged.
As chief justice, Roberts has a particular responsibility to safeguard the Supreme Court, so that the institution will not be damaged by a decision or decisions that appear to a majority of the American people, or their representatives, to stretch too far into the political realm.
Late Wednesday afternoon, Paul J. Wiedefeld, Metro's general manager, said that the inspections had helped to do just that and that he had authorized the system to reopen on Thursday morning as planned, after repairs to more than two dozen cables found to be damaged are completed.
In a lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court this week, the Girl Scouts argued that its fears that its brand would be damaged "have been realized" after the Boy Scouts announced plans this year to drop "boy" from its namesake program while welcoming girls into its ranks.
" If the SNB abandoned its current stance, which includes charging a negative interest rate of -0.75% on commercial bank balances above a certain level, the Swiss economy would be damaged by a surge in the value of the safe-haven Swiss franc, which Jordan said remained "highly valued.
Luke Cage, if you're not familiar, first appeared in Jessica Jones, where we learned of the tragic death of his wife, as well as his ability to basically not be damaged by any kind of physical attack (something he's not generally too fond of letting people know about).
But Daniel Blau, an art dealer from Munich who was named in the article, said in an interview with The Times that he was concerned about the four participants and had chosen to "take a sabbatical" from exhibiting this year because of concerns the fair's reputation would be damaged.
Grapes are a vulnerable crop that can be damaged by wildfire smoke and other environmental factors, but Mark Chien, a longtime grape grower and the program coordinator for Oregon State University's Oregon Wine Research Institute, said he's unaware of any solid research into the effect cannabis might have on vines.
Asked what the intentions behind the BOJ's new policy framework were, about half the 31 analysts who answered said it was to secure the sustainability of monetary easing as the BOJ was seen reaching its JGB-buying limit soon, or to help banks which could be damaged by negative interest rates.
"We're often actually making the building worse to bring down premiums," Vernon told me: filling in basements, or preparing a house to let water flow through it instead of keeping it out (yes, the house may be damaged by moisture, but at least it won't be pushed off its foundation).
In particular, our constitutional tradition has recognized that presidents must be free to receive candid advice from officers in the executive branch, and that the quality of such consultation and deliberation would be damaged if Congress or the courts could easily force the executive branch to open them to public scrutiny.
While Trump has remained largely silent on the Hong Kong protests amid trade talks with the Chinese government, he has previously expressed a willingness to make deals on supposedly separate issues, and recent progress on the trade war front could be damaged by his government taking such a combative stance on Hong Kong.
There's not so much a lack of nuance here as a big privacy curtain erected around the way that Zadie Smith actually feels about the many abusers whose tenure protects them in their jobs, who can only really be damaged through publicity, because that's the world that, say, NYU has built for them.
Failure in the Manchester City case could be met with resignations from UEFA's investigators, who might conclude that their reputations would be damaged by the organization's inability to enforce its own legislation and the impression that, when faced with a challenge from a powerful club, the concept of financial fair play was meaningless.
Destruction of a missile early in its flight should be a good thing, but destruction of a missile carrying a nuclear warhead at a low altitude greatly increases the chance that the population and infrastructure of the defender or a friendly neighbor will be damaged by missile debris or radioactive material from the warhead.
Nor would free trade necessarily be damaged if the United States withdrew from existing or new regional trade deals such as the North American Free Trade Agreement or the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), Azevedo said, since much depended on what might be put in their place, and regional trade arrangements often failed or were renegotiated.
It is important for people to realize that, if the trans ban goes into effect, the military itself will be damaged by an abrupt loss of service members, and the exorbitant costs that went into training us will be thrown down the drain as the administration races to replace us, spending all that money all over again.
The Wall Street Journal summarizes some of the CoreLogic findings:As many as 3.5 million homes could be damaged in an 8.3-magnitude quake along a roughly 500-mile portion of the fault—compared with 1.6 million homes damaged if only the northern part of the fault were to break, or 2.3 million if the southern piece ruptured.
Here in a country built on resource extraction, where the fossil fuel industry has a long history of political connections that often give it priority over the environment, people fear that this haven for some of the most unusual marine life in the world will be damaged and put at even greater risk from a spill.
Many of the questions that frazzle new parents and guilt-trip mothers, such as whether the child will be damaged if sent to day care while the mother works outside the home, are essentially meaningless, Ms. Harris suggested, because being in day care or having the mother at home is less important than the child's genes and social group.
I could just imagine sitting near a warm campfire under blankets eating a delicious feast, holidays all over again …I do feel bad for the lower middle class or poor people whose houses might be damaged, I can't imagine how painful it is for the people living on the streets - 50 degrees, here in Philly it is considered super cold at 20 degrees.
The guys who are overeager to propose might be damaged, desperate or lying through their teeth — or else just literate enough in "Bachelor" lore to know that if they want a chance to really get to know this woman, they are obligated to take ABC's donor engagement ring and slip it on her finger, even if that doesn't mean what it does in the real world.
This doesn't always mean calling an ambulance, but you should have someone drive you to the ER. What to Do if You Think You Might Have a Fracture If it's a hairline fracture, there may not be much a doctor can do other than give you instructions for the healing period, but it's always a good idea to be evaluated by a professional when you think a bone might be damaged.
He believed that Trump's case could be damaged by the re-airing of comments made by the president and acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, who'd said at a news conference that the media should 'get over it' because quid pro quos 'happen all the time' in U.S. foreign policy … But keeping cameras out also would have had the effect of maintaining his carefully nurtured below-the-radar profile.
The British economy was already slowing ahead of the referendum and Carney has previously warned that it could go into recession in the event of a vote to leave the EU. Ratings agency Fitch said Britain faces weaker growth and investment prospects while its status as a major international banking hub could be damaged as some businesses shift to the EU. ECB Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said markets were already stabilizing after the initial surprise, and that panic was not justified.

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