Sentence examples for although damaging from inspiring English sources

Although damaging sea water seeped into some of the nation's finest acres, disaster was avoided – just.

Although damaging events occur only rarely, earthquakes of such intensity can cause much personal suffering and huge economic losses.

Although damaged by earthquakes and devastated by Allied air raids in World War II, the city preserves many historic buildings.

Although damaged by periodic surrenders to greater traffic flow, the structure is still impressive enough to inspire even a jaded New Yorker.

Although damaged by later changes, the original interior is still wonderfully intact, and the building sparkles amid the tatter of lower Midtown.

The 16th 17th-century 16th 17th-centuryame is one of the few surviving old buildings; although damaged during World War II, it was restored in the 1970s.

At first glance it appears that the 19th-century paneling of its long, cedar-sheathed tunnel is, by some miracle, almost intact, although damaged.

And although damaged the Sunderland managed to get back to PD.

The headdress is elaborate and, although damaged, various details are still discernible.

Jupiter had not been severely damaged in the engagement and Brave, although damaged in the hull, was in a sailing condition.

The government sent water to affected areas via a private airline, although damaged runways prevented 60% of flights from being delivered.