Sentence examples for bigger damage from inspiring English sources

"A default would be an ever bigger damage".

It warned that the European debt crisis could inflict even bigger damage if it worsened.

The settlement includes a proviso allowing some farmers to argue for bigger damage payments before an independent arbitrator.

The bigger damage to the economy may come from consumers and businesses spending less out of fear for the next budget crisis, which would put a cap on how much companies can grow.

The closer to the explosion center is the cause for being exposed to the peak pressure longer which means that the bigger damage on body exists (Glover, 2002).

Probably a longer monitoring would allow to obtain more accurate values for the spontaneous conditions an surely in such conditions the bigger damage due to variations can be eliminated, but who can ensure that spontaneous conditions would be the best for all the materials present in the building?

But its labor law seriously penalizes employers who retaliate against outspoken workers, and it provides confidentiality for whistleblowers and faster, bigger damages for employers who ignore wage-theft judgments.

Mr Ecclestone also faces bigger damages claims from Bayern LB and another from a private equity firm in the US, as well as potential criminal proceedings in Switzerland.

But the biggest damage was done on the economy.

Some Buffett-watchers say that the biggest damage may be to the investor's reputation.

The checkpoint sustained big damage but our ammunition ran out before we could liberate it.