Sentence examples for called collateral from inspiring English sources

The issue of gentrification has been dismissed or called collateral damage.

(Wikileaks also released an unadorned, unedited, thirty-eight-minute version on a Web site called Collateral Murder).

Greg Rosica, a tax partner at Ernst & Young, said he warned clients about what he called "collateral tax damage" from a Roth conversion.

The Web site decoded and in April made public an edited version of the helicopter attack in a film it called "Collateral Murder".

WikiLeaks made public a 38-minute video of the helicopter attack as well as a 17-minute edited version that it called "Collateral Murder".

With or without an official go-ahead, social media have swelled beyond government control, and Ms. Tin has become what one analyst called "collateral damage".

"We are what you call collateral damage," said Chrysanthos Chrysanthou, a goat and chicken farmer.

Carrie at first contends that they're "bulletproof," that no one will find out about what she calls "collateral damage" because the strike was in a tribal region.

"The furthest the government has gone is to commit to no heavy weaponry and to minimize what they call collateral damage, mainly the damage to civilians".

The military has shown similar concern, publicly detailing for the first time its significant efforts to limit what it calls "collateral damage".

A1 BOY KILLED -- A 5-year-old Afghan boy was killed when an American bomb crashed into the bedroom where his family was sleeping, a casualty the Pentagon calls collateral damage.