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Usage of damage by in English

Most of the damage by the Bulldogs occurred in the first half. 
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Here and there a structure showed very little damage by the elements. 
 The Emancipatrix 

Banks are working to diminish the damage by carving exemptions into the rule. 
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Dactylanthus is vulnerable to damage by a range of introduced species. 
 Radio NZ 

When winter set in, they did much greater damage by invading Macedonia again. 
 Dio's Rome, Volume 4 / An Historical Narrative Originally Compos... 

Oxidative damage by APAP to membrane lipids, proteins, and DNA was also observed. 
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Even environmentalists have objections to some renewable energies, such as damage by windmills. 
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Farah must realise that he risks suffering reputational damage by sticking with Salazar. 
 The Guardian 

And Hunt compounded the damage by endorsing it in such a bizarre fashion. 
 The Guardian 

Naturally we dared do no damage by having them dug smooth. 
 Southern Arabia 

The vast majority of IEDs cause damage by blast and shrapnel. 
 Wired 

He was doing more damage by beating the flames into oblivion. 
 Heaven and the heather 

Police had arrested 42 people for causing damage by the end of the day. 
 The Irish Times 

Conclusion: Roasted licorice had neuroprotective effects against ischemic damage by maintaining the SOD1 levels. 
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Results: Oroxylin A alleviated ethanol-induced hepatocyte damage by suppressing activities of supernatant marker enzymes. 
 Pubmed 

In fact, I imagine my brethren in London have repaired the damage by now. 
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Meanings of damage by in English