Examples of 'subject to damage' in a sentence
Meaning of "subject to damage"
subject to damage: Indicates something that is likely to experience harm, injury, or loss
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subject to damage
This is subject to damage from late spring frost.
A building located in a breezy area may be subject to damage by high winds.
Inlet hoses are subject to damage and deterioration over time.
Plants exposed to winter sun and drying winds are more subject to damage.
Victimization is when one is subject to damage to their person or property.
The likelihood of developing the condition increases when certain internal organs are subject to damage.
Media is less subject to damage even after multiple screening.
Whatever is not burned and destroyed is subject to damage from the smoke.
Our bodies are subject to damage by free radicals on a regular basis.
At excessive temperatures, various components are subject to damage.
The shark nets are subject to damage from heavy swells.
Interior diaphragm panels have been eliminated, and are therefore not subject to damage.
All fresh produce is subject to damage when exposed to extremes of temperature.
These specifications must absolutely correspond, otherwise the unit may be subject to damage.
The protruding fibrils are subject to damage upon implantation of the device.
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Standard 12 cm optical discs are larger than flash drives and more subject to damage.
Materials subject to damage and deterioration are suitably stored and adequately protected.
Experimental data highlight a viscoelastic behaviour subject to damage and an anisotropy induced by plastic flow.
They? are subject to damage from whatever sort of abuse we subject? ourselves to.
Here again the soft pasta pieces are subject to damage during the filling operations.
When this happens, the core tube and hence, the optical fibers are subject to damage.
These types of units are not subject to damage from temperature and humidity.
Like much of the house, the Long Gallery ceiling has been subject to damage.
The porous acrylic film is also subject to damage from well intentioned cleaning efforts.
Therefore, the optical fibers 3 are not subject to damage.
The coating is subject to damage from rock, stones or large clods of frozen material.
Long transmission lines ( many kilometers in length ) are thus subject to damage by this effect.
Like all painting mediums, enamel is subject to damage from improper handling and environmental stressors.
Moreover, the plastics thread is easily worn and subject to damage during impacts etc.
The fruits are subject to damage from gray mold, rhizopus rot, and leather rot.
Experience has shown that, on average, 10 vehicles are subject to damage each year in accidents.
Communication, work and leisure are subject to damage because of the use of the substance ;.
However, this material is subject to damage from low-force impacts.
PEG-interferon alpha conjugates, however, are subject to damage during and after lyophilization.
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