Sentence examples for a bit of collateral from inspiring English sources
When removing a uterine tumour, a bit of collateral damage is not too serious.
And if there was a bit of collateral damage, well, sod it, that's what happens.
The psychiatrist went to call Tyke's wife, to assess a bit of "collateral history".
He was flailing, they determined, desperately trying to stay afloat.A written constitutionIn this section Lebanon, after the Israelis left A lesson in peacekeeping A bit of collateral damage Seal of approval Civil revolution?
Stripped of the rhetoric, The Times is basically saying that harming folks' reputations is a bit of collateral damage that inevitably occurs as the paper tries to make more money.
Permanently disabled and jobless, he tries to find enough to keep his wife and seven children alive, the youngest aged three.In this section Lebanon, after the Israelis left A lesson in peacekeeping A bit of collateral damage Seal of approval Civil revolution?
Attempting to dull the smell, we cracked the windows, but this was January in the Midwest with a 30-below windchill, and the company back in Iowa warned us to not let the puppies catch pneumonia and die (though if they did, this was an anticipated bit of collateral damage when shipping product).
Maybe this historic icon has also been reduced to just another bit of collateral damage, like the millions of Syrian refugees who are now enduring another freezing winter in the camps of Turkey, Lebanon, Iraq and Jordan.
German bankers knew what the Spanish banks were doing, and in fact took on quite a bit of the risk directly by accepting real estate as collateral.
"The collateral damage from that broken promise", our un-nameable MP said, "is a bit of a black cloud over the government even now".
