Provided that the commodity or article supplied has caused [cause, to] the physical consequence, the compensation payable by the assured to the third party will include, and the liability of the insurer to indemnify [indemnify, to] the assured will extend to, the totality of the loss which the third party is entitled to recover [recover, to] from the assured by way of damages in respect of that physical consequence. Thus, if a defective article supplied by the assured causes bodily injury to the third party disabling him or, for example, causes his premises to be destroyed by fire, the third party will be entitled to recover from the assured the full value of what he has lost which will, in the two examples I have given, include compensation for future loss of earnings. They are part of what the third party has lost as a consequence of the physical loss or injury and they are accordingly part of the liability of the assured in respect of that physical consequence.