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Sir Nicholas Serota, director of Tate Galleries, said that on a 10 per cent cut, the gallery could still "maintain the character of what we do" but any more than that would cause far-reaching damage.

Going after companies like Dyn can cause far more damage than aiming at a single website.

A Bureau of Reclamation study released in 1980 proved that a failure of Auburn Dam would result in a giant wave reaching Folsom Lake within five minutes, and most likely would cause a cascading failure of Folsom and Nimbus Dams downstream as well within an hour, unleashing millions of acre-feet of water which would cause far greater damage downstream than any possible natural flood.

Also, the drone's smaller Hellfire missiles are said to cause far less collateral damage.

When they hit us, it causes far more damage.

But a rout in Kraft bonds began last Thursday and has caused far more damage.

Their preclinical studies on pigs suggest that it causes far less damage.

Artificial turf and expansion have caused far more damage to the game than television and playoff excitement can compensate for.

Prohibition is clearly a policy that causes far more damage than it fixes.

Unfortunately, this religious infatuation has arguably caused far more damage than a teenage evangelical getting flashed.

Because Carmen moved ashore over uninhabited marshland, it caused far less damage than initially feared.