Sentence examples for broad damage to from inspiring English sources

A federal judge this week tossed out a lawsuit by Baltimore against Wells Fargo, ruling that the city could not prove that the bank's lending practices had resulted in broad damage to poor neighborhoods.

Cole argued that if the rebels didn't back off from their most radical demands they risked doing much broader damage to the Republican Party.

"I'm worried about the broader damage to U.S. credibility if we make a statement and then come back with lawyerly language to get around it".

Scott F. Merlis, an analyst with Wasserstein Perella Securities, said the tire defects were primarily a customer relations problem for Firestone, which he said "had to move fast to contain broader damage to the company's overall brand".

Frederic S. Mishkin, a Fed governor, forcefully defended the central bank's role in cutting rates in order to prevent disruptions in financial markets from causing broader damage to the overall economy.

"I'm worried about the broader damage to U.S. credibility if we make a statement and then come back with lawyerly language to get around it". BARRY PAVEL, a former defense policy adviser to President Obama, referring to a vow of American action if Syria's government were to use chemical arms.

"When the storm hit," he said, "that put enormous pressure on that parallel financial system, causing a lot of tension and trauma across financial markets, amplifying the pressure on the formal banking system and adding to the broader damage to the economy as a whole".

In a broad sense, damage to morale — which John Maynard Keynes called "animal spirits" — surely ranks as one of the most important reasons for the American economy's persistent weakness.

IMAPCT 2002+ methodology links the LCI results to four broad damage categories: human health, ecosystem quality, climate change, and resources.

Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) regimens have proven to be very successful in terms of suppressing virus replication and promoting CD4+ T-cell reconstitution, but HAART does not provide a solution to the broad damage sustained by the GI mucosa.

"We are concerned this law would will inflict broad damage on the work of digital activists living under repressive regimes, as well as restrict basic speech freedoms around the world".