Sentence examples for cause grave damage from inspiring English sources

Terrorism cannot destroy democracy by itself, but with the unwitting collusion of half-hearted democrats it can cause grave damage to the democratic way of life.

Not honoring the pledge would cause grave damage to the Republican brand, he has said, likening it to a Coke can with a rat head in the bottom.

While the focus is on the planet, economists are warning that carbon emissions could cause grave damage to something else green and dear.

"The ongoing efforts to identify foreign terrorists and their supporters depends in part on the use of intelligence that, if disclosed, could cause grave damage to the national security of the United States," the government argued in court papers.

#Rape is an intrinsically evil act that can cause grave damage to the victim for life.

After two failed wars and a neglected Israeli-Palestinian peace process, both of which combined to cause grave damage to US standing across the Arab World, the Saudis, like other Arabs, had high expectations that President Obama would bring much needed change.

The report suggested that it might be reached by "the disruption of the main government organs of the Soviet State [in Moscow] or by causing grave damage to a number of major cities involving destruction of buildings, heavy loss of life, general disruption and serious consequences for industrial and other assets".

Those emissions — principally sulfur dioxide produced by coal-burning power plants — are the primary source of acid rain, and by the nineteen-seventies it had become clear that they were causing grave damage to the environment, and to the health of many Americans.

Nearly two years after NSA contractor Edward Snowden leaked thousands of pages of documents about highly classified government surveillance programs to journalists, intelligence officials continue to claim that his disclosures have caused grave damage to national security.

But he said the circumstances surrounding the address "caused grave damage to Israeli relations with the U.S.," adding that it "will not change the administration's position, and will only deepen the rift with our most important ally".

But the circumstances surrounding the address had "caused grave damage to Israeli relations with the U.S.," he said, adding that it "will not change the administration's position, and will only deepen the rift with our most important ally".