"damage to" or "damage by"?
| Damage to existing relationships. |
| Damage to the properties had been vast in the area. |
| They're doing incredible damage to the environment. |
| These economic losses include: Damage to property, assets, infrastructure and factories. |
| If the sponge dries out, heavy rain causes rapid run off that can be damaging to soils. |
| I am reluctant to accept this as there is no other sign of damage to the side of the car. |
| Should any damage to hardware and/or software, or to other data contents, occur due to the use of the websites austria. |
| The server had over-heated causing damaged to the server and the pipe that controls the brakes, hence no breaking at all. |
| From all the cons of transferring to a new home, damage to your residential goods must most likely be on the top of the list. |
| Two railway wagons, were damaged by the flames. |
| Previously damaged by perming &; dyeing in the 80's &; 90's. |
| Our economy would be damaged by keeping the pound, they warned. |
| In any case, fragile environments can be damaged by even the most careful travellers. |
| They were so poorly constructed that they were damaged by the first rain that fell in 2009. |
| Her brother, Peter, is now 40, married yet damaged by the unsolved case of his missing sister. |
| Plus, they are highly resistant to damage by salt water, their maintenance costs are low and they are fully removable. |
| The cells can be damaged by more than one cause, and it is often not possible to determine what has caused the damage. |
| I noticed that there are claims that ruins in Iraq near where these were found have been heavily damaged by the US army. |
| He hurt his back when a military vehicle was damaged by a mine in Bosnia in 2003 but the psychological scars run deepest. |
| Damage in Jamaica is estimated at 1. |
| Shipment lost or damaged in Transit. |
| The response is damaging in the long-term. |
| My sons had a boat but it was damaged in a previous incident and can no longer be used. |
| Though there were no casualties, a number of the church buildings were damaged in the attacks. |
| Feedback from our customers has shown that pre-assembled products tend to get damaged in transit. |
| We ship heavy items this way to ensure they do not get damaged in transit and for the health and safety of our drivers. |
| Equally, we weren't able to give him a second stint on Option tyres today because they'd been damaged in qualifying yesterday. |
| Women work together to make quilts in Shikarpur Village, Sindh Province, which was heavily damaged in the July floods in 2010. |
| Stoner told Spanish television he had ridden a careful race as he was worried about hurting the foot he damaged in Indianapolis in August. |
| So it was hugely damaging for tweeters. |
| This is even more damaging for tweeters. |
| The victim may, of course, still bring an action in damages for the breach and repudiate the contract for all future breaches. |
| I don't think that working long hours as such is damaging for children, but they have to know that they've got a voice in the family. |
| This weapon can usually be used like the Axti, but you need even better timing to time when your flames did enough damage for a decisive hit. |
| Sections 50 and 51 contain a rule for measuring damages for non-acceptance and for non-delivery where there is an? available market? for the goods. |
| MacArthur's culpable inaction was particularly damaging for America's most powerful means of retaliation, the Far East Air Force in the Philippines. |
| And family farming has the potential to produce in a better way: less damaging for the environment and with greater welfare and redistribution effects. |
| Price increases of this magnitude would be immensely damaging for the paper, glass and steel industries, and their survival would be put in serious doubt. |
| Since the early 1950s the question of whether children starved of loving family care in their first few years would be irrevocably damaged for life has been hotly debated. |
| Damage from tap water could take years and years so. |
| Be careful as EPROMS can be damaged from too much exposure. |
| Multiple houses around them were badly damaged from fallen trees. |
| Often, damage from improper cleaning may not be immediately apparent. |
| The senior did the most damage from long distance shooting 4-of-9 nine from behind the arc. |
| They will most likely end up damaged from being ripped or incredibly dirty You may find goggles useful. |
| The developing baby (or foetus) is most at risk to damage from alcohol, drugs, medications and illness in the first trimester. |
| However within private property these services may be shallower and be vulnerable to damage from driving survey traverse marks into the ground. |
| However roots may get damaged during pulling. |
| My friend is unsure whether the missing roof tiles had been stolen or damaged during the fighting. |
| Though the building was damaged during the Troubles, it has since been restored to its original splendour. |
| Indonesia's nuclear authorities say the Kartini research reactor is safe and wasn't damaged during Saturday's earthquake. |
| It is only after we fall asleep at night that we enable either one of our eyes to finally take a break to revive the damaged muscles which have been damaged during our day. |
| A guitar hand damaged at a show by Mr A Gill. |
| Apparently, it was damaged at that time because of all the electricity outages. |
| Nottingham Evening Post Thursday 27th February 1930 2,000 Damage at Pottery Works. |
| PNG: That's true, but the trouble is we're starting from here and we have to do the least damage at this point. |
| A and B category write offs mean that the car is damaged beyond repair and must be crushed. |
| The book stays open when you put it on a table, but only because it is damaged beyond repair. |
| When the film came out, some urologists said his special parts would have been damaged beyond repair at the severe impact of the hard rope. |
| In 2004, the band was issued with a 604 Peugeot cab which was involved in an accident and was damaged beyond repairs which was then driven by the director himself A. |
| What to do about a damaged passport You do not need to report a damaged passport, but if your passport is damaged beyond reasonable wear and tear, some airlines may not let you travel. |
| I have never seen an adult in therapy who said that they were irrevocably damaged due to a mother who fumbled her words when talking about something hard. |
| Any returned computer that is damaged through customer misuse, is missing parts, or is in unsellable. |
| For more than 40 years Bohn &; Bohn has dedicated its practice to representing people who have been injured or damaged through the fault of others. |
| Want, those damaged over personal fretting hand today continue to be constantly working out most-loved. |
| There are fragile elements on the inside of quality cameras that may turn out to be quickly damaged on account of trembling as well as something similar to high humidness. |
| Not when the platters are so damaged like that. |
| They may be damaged as a result of what they read. |
| Taylor said: ' It has been an unedifying process and the game has been damaged as a result of the dirty linen being washed in public. |