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Simple sentences
The packaging of this product is damaged.
Tom's house was damaged by the flood.
The power outages damaged the computer.
Several bridges have been damaged or swept away.
A valuable object decreases in value if it is damaged.
The roof was damaged by the storm.
I found a bird whose wing was severely damaged.
Doctor Burns, what should doctors do when a patient's brain is badly damaged?
The electrical appliance must have been damaged in transit.
The plants were damaged by the late frost.
The building was heavily damaged by fire.
A great many houses were damaged in the earthquake.
Several houses were damaged in the last storm.
This scandal has severely damaged the public image of our company.
Her good fame was greatly damaged by this.
The buildings were damaged by the storm last night.
We got our roof damaged by the typhoon.
If the machine is damaged, you are responsible.
Also, a lot of houses were damaged; windows were often broken throughout the town.
We are very sorry that your order was damaged.
This plastic is not damaged by fire.
My husband damaged a nerve in his neck.
His bag was badly damaged.
His car was seriously damaged.
Movie subtitles
Pavel lvanovitch! - lt seems the oxygen tank is damaged!
You damaged my car.
Sunk one. The rest escaped in a smoke screen and one was badly damaged.
I wish he was home, and I wish that ship would get a bit damaged, not so that anyone was hurt, mind you, but just so as he could get a little bit of leave.
CONTROLS IN A MESS, WHEELS DAMAGED, FUEL TANKS ARE PUNCTURED, ONE WING TIP GONE.
Unduly damaged.
They process them. They were old and damaged.
Insisted that outside and damaged everything.
She's overdue and may be damaged.
The set's damaged too bad.
Heavily damaged.
And now you say that strangely enough certain parts of this motor are missing or damaged.
I wonder if the hole is damaged.
We don't want that nest damaged. Not yet.
In the book, Griffin, a university student, has damaged his mind with strychnine.
I'm damaged.
Damaged? Don't be silly.
I'm afraid the bathhouse is badly damaged.
The ice has seriously damaged his tissues.
Is the car badly damaged?
What drove him to do that? Insisted that outside and damaged everything.
And now you say that, strangely enough, certain parts of this motor are missing or damaged.
We don't want that nest damaged.
What right do you have to carry it around with you? It might be damaged.
Their wings are a little damaged.
It was rather damaged but I managed to get the film out.
The brain, I feel, definitely is not damaged.
Oh, she's taking a bath and doing a moisturizing treatment on those damaged cuticles and flaky heels.
In fact, it fell on the farm while it wasn't running. But if it were damaged, you could insist that it fell while it was running.
But time and weather had damaged the faces of Saint George and the dragon.
I hope nothing's damaged. Here, use mine.
He's been damaged, all right- damaged to the tune of a million dollars. He's been damaged, all right- damaged to the tune of a million dollars.
Wicked women get our husbands away from us, but they always come back. Damaged, of course, but they come back.
The cork was damaged, but I'll manage.
They damaged the safe a little, but. that's no big deal repairing it.
I can't stand by when my only daughter has been made damaged goods.
That way the structure will not be damaged.
News and current affairs
So if it is true that trust in financial institutions - and in the governments that oversee them - has been damaged by the crisis, we should care a lot, and we should be devising responses which seek to rebuild that trust.
China, for example, would lose from an attack that severely damaged the American economy, and vice versa.
America's zombie consumers need to repair their damaged balance sheets, and US workers need to align new skills with new jobs.
But by linking both parties to his very unpopular self, Yeltsin damaged both.
Second, the financial system - both banks and non-bank institutions - is severely damaged.
Indeed, China's policies have damaged its relations with nearly all of its neighbors.
But his sharply reduced majority in the House of Commons, and his damaged personal reputation, mean that his political position is seriously weakened.
Historians continue to debate the centrality of the Smoot-Hawley law itself, but the subsequent tariff war certainly damaged trade and economic growth, making a bad situation worse.
Indeed, the current military operation follows Israel's two-year blockade of Gaza, which was supposed to have damaged Hamas, but failed to do so.
But they might be radicalized by the prospect of inheriting a badly damaged ecosystem.
They are desperate to enter the global community and rid themselves of a damaged international reputation.
STANFORD - The Chinese government's heavy-handed efforts to contain recent stock-market volatility - the latest move prohibits short selling and sales by major shareholders - have seriously damaged its credibility.
Armstrong chose Indiana because its oncologists said they could treat him without bleomycin, a type of chemotherapy that would have damaged his lungs and ended his cycling career if he survived.
By eliminating free radicals from our body, we interfere with important defensive mechanisms for eliminating damaged cells, including cancerous cells.
With household wealth seriously damaged by the housing crash and other asset-price declines, pensions and retirement provisions are in disarray.
Nor were his conservative, nationalist, and pro-American credentials damaged.
While Lebanon and Somalia remain damaged and failed states, respectively, regional and domestic factors have cauterized the consequences of America's retreat from Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
Finally, the cost of the crisis is millions of homes lost and lives damaged, some permanently.
Long before the emergence of the sub-prime mortgage problem, Citigroup was damaged by the behavior of its London traders, who tried to manipulate the European government bond market, and by its Tokyo traders.
As a result, Britain could not serve as a bridge between a doubtful Europe and a belligerent US, as Blair believed, and Britain's capacity to be a force for good on the world stage was severely damaged.
Agriculture there has been damaged by the cutting of walnut, apricot, and mulberry trees for winter fuel, and by a failure to replant poplar, willow, and tamarisk - the trees that hold fragile meadows in place.
How badly the financial crisis damaged the reputation and performance of the major Western centers is a question increasingly asked in London, and to a lesser extent in New York.
Some might expect that, nearly 30 years later, the area around the reactor remains a wasteland, sparsely populated by genetically damaged animals exposed to chronic radiation across multiple generations.