Sentence examples for a huge damaging from inspiring English sources

"That will exert a huge damaging impact on the river," he said.

First, the Bush tax cuts have had a huge damaging effect.

"Having had our privacy intruded upon to a huge and damaging degree we feel that these guidelines fail to address the issues raised by our claims and fail to offer any increased protection to the public".

And on Thursday, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn attacked the draft agreement, describing it as "a huge and damaging failure" by a government "in chaos".

A Facebook group operating under the name Save Son Doong has called on the Vietnamese government to again reject the proposal, saying the "project must be stopped before it has a huge and damaging impact on the Son Doong cave and the ecosystem of the entire Phong Nha-Ke Bang national park," a Change.org petition organized by the group says.

A split could lead to a hugely damaging brain drain.

Their research sheds light on why identity -- the traits people assign to themselves and to others -- plays a huge and often damaging role in the economy.

According to a new press release from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the odds of a huge and potentially damaging earthquake in Southern California could be as high as one in 100 from now until October 4, following a series of small earthquakes on Tuesday along the San Andreas Fault line about 150 miles from Downtown Los Angeles.

Likewise, guarana (Paullinia cupana) seed extracts presented strong antimicrobial activity against a huge number of damaging fungi and bacteria [ 24].

The transport spokesperson for the Assembly's Lib Dem group, she points out that "congestion is not just a huge inconvenience but also damaging to peoples' health," and that higher charges will restore the deterrent effect the charging zone had when introduced by Ken Livingstone in February 2003.

Reports indicate that in May and June 2015 Nairobi city suffered flash floods that caught the county government unawares and left a huge trail of destruction, claiming lives, damaging roads and property (Achuka 2015).