noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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claim
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Most subsidence claims are capable of being resolved without the need for underpinning.
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Weather and subsidence claims were lower, motor and marine insurance results improved and only industrial disease claims required higher provisions.
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If the pressure of ground movement has resulted in the pipe or drain breaking, this is a subsidence claim .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Among the environmental problems related to coal mining, two are considered here: opencast mining and subsidence damage.
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Any hollows or unevenness indicate either that they have been badly laid or have been affected by subsidence .
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Heave damage can occur following the removal of trees if their roots have been causing subsidence damage to the building.
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Other matters referred to in the draft schedule include fitness for purpose, which includes liability for subsidence or heave.
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Sadly, however, subsidence of the building means that the sundial is no longer accurate.
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The volume of sediment that accumulates in a basin depends on the rates of subsidence , sediment supply and sediment removal.
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This sometimes causes temporary aggravation of the movement disorder, but may eventually result in its improvement or complete subsidence .
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Voice over Thamesdown Borough Councillors have been told that expenditure to tackle the problem of subsidence is virtually inescapable.