Examples of using To be damaged in English and their translations into Swedish
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Fortunately, Trachycarpus does not seem to be damaged by being kept in total darkness for several months during the coldest part of the year.
Sports eyewear is more likely to be damaged because it undergoes a lot more wear
This causes the cells in the affected tissue to be damaged, resulting in swelling that further irritates the nerves leading to pain.
Should the packaging and contents to be damaged even notify you that your mail center
If you find your order to be damaged, faulty or has been delivered in error,
It was restored twenty years later, only to be damaged again by yet another hurricane in 1989.
Land-bases to be damaged so that other resources-- gold,
In fact skin is more likely to be damaged by too much cleaning than it is by too little.
In order for the berries not to be damaged by gray mold, raw air should not stagnate at the landing site,
Protect any protruding parts liable to be damaged or scratched carefully with plastic or packing paper.
A tea, on the other hand, can be expected to be damaged, which is not always the case with other products.
How do they come to be damaged by an international agreement which is not actually in accordance with the law of the country concerned?
the plastic tray containing the syringe appears to be damaged.
On the morning of 29 January three rakers and one load-bearing column were found to be damaged.
and your teeth to be damaged.
it is likely to be damaged roofing or flooring depressurize places vertical adjacencies.
a man help to gain the whole adornment/'adorned world' and to be damaged(for the purpose of) his soul?
a man help to gain the whole adornment/'adorned world' and to be damaged(with regard to) his soul?
because this will cause the installation wrench to be damaged.
Without the existence of the 17-aa modification, there is a high chance for Dianabol to be damaged prior to going into the bloodstream.