Sentence examples for cause lasting damage from inspiring English sources
They stressed that even the two earthquakes felt in Lancashire last year would not cause lasting damage, but could add to "public alarm".
Will maps be the same – or cause lasting damage?
But it could cause lasting damage to Britain's international standing.
Sometimes referred to as "sea fleas," the amphipods will not cause lasting damage, she said.
They can cause lasting damage to the people who wear them.
In Beijing, one political analyst said Friday that the rift was unlikely to cause lasting damage to Chinese-Australian relations.
A World Bank report released last week found that the Israeli restrictions have caused "lasting damage" to the competitiveness of the Palestinian economy.
No regulations exist to govern species that may be causing lasting damage to forests and meadows.
The battle between Diallo and Strauss-Kahn was not fought entirely in the courts, with media coverage probably causing lasting damage to his career.
To prevent ethical issues arising within a company's global supply chain and potentially causing lasting damage to their brand, some basic principles should be followed.
It makes the song's attack a tricky balancing act – less a character assassination, more a plea for said girl to retract her idle gossip before it causes lasting damage.
