Sentence examples for a kind of collateral from inspiring English sources

Then there the 42 million on food stamps, which is a kind of collateral damage from unemployment.

Friends say he has two autistic grandsons, and watching the insensitivity the boys endured gave him a kind of collateral distaste for those who would marginalize gays.

It could point to the tobacco money as a kind of collateral for its debts and win over investors who otherwise considered it a bad credit risk.

Mr Mitra recalls meeting the owner of an informal suit-cutting business who used, as a kind of collateral, the fact that his brother held a government job.

Until then, Ms. Copelon told The New York Times in 2002, "rape was considered a kind of collateral damage" and "seen as part of the unpreventable, fundamental culture of war".

"Rape was considered a kind of collateral damage," said Rhonda Copelon, a professor of law at CUNY. "It was seen as part of the unpreventable, fundamental culture of war".

His wife and children remained in Asmara: the Eritrean government, primed for defections, requires all diplomatic families to stay at home, seeing them as a kind of emotional collateral.

He says that universities are about the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake, and everything else that goes on at a university is kind of collateral or derivative of that.

Can we as a society tolerate this kind of collateral damage?

For Netflix, these films will end up as a kind of brand-building marketing collateral.

What could be done? A. I think there is an interesting idea for some kind of collateral exchange, if there was an eager entrepreneur out there.