Examples of using Extensive damage in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It suffered extensive damage.
Extensive damage was caused to homes in the town.
The fire caused extensive damage.
There's extensive damage to the dentition.
The vehicle received extensive damage….
There was extensive damage to the store.
Rockets landed within the Gaza Strip[causing extensive damage].
There was extensive damage to her truck.
Minutes later, a large explosion rocked the boat causing extensive damage.
This can cause extensive damage to the home.
Even though everybody was prepared for it, the storm still caused extensive damage.
I fear I have caused extensive damage to the house next door.
Extensive damage to air conditioning units and other rooftop machinery is commonplace.
The fire had caused extensive damage.
People with a extensive damage in the knee are less likely to see results.
The dispersal of these accounts for the extensive damage beneath the dermis.
Floods can cause extensive damage to property and can also cause loss of life.
That, and that alone, Your Honor… caused the extensive damage to my honey wagon.
There's extensive damage to the organs and the tissue, but many of the wounds are superficial.
Dying your hair can cause extensive damage- we all know it.
Extensive damage to air conditioning units and other roof top machinery is commonplace.
As the main effect of radiation is on rapidly dividing cells,the immune system can suffer extensive damage.
There has also been extensive damage to private and public property.
Extensive damage to his flexor and extensor tendons, to his median nerve, would have felt, to you, like breaking bones. It's not him.
And there is already extensive damage to the liver, bones and nervous system.
There was extensive damage on the cortical surface due to postmortem scavenging, but… look at what the scratches reveal here and here.
Emergency HCT showed extensive damage around the aneurysm, which had thrombosed.
They caused extensive damage to property and life at sea and in populations along the coastline.
Strokes often cause extensive damage throughout the brain, which can cause a lot of long-term after-effects that can be very difficult to recover from.
Hurricane Dorian has caused extensive damage across the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama in the Bahamas, according to rapid initial assessments from authorities and Red Cross officials on the ground.