Sentence examples for cause much damage to from inspiring English sources

Lobbing a bomb over would have been unlikely to cause much damage, to staff or buildings.

Prices of basic foods will be fixed at last week's levels until January 31st 2008 a period which conveniently covers the parliamentary elections in which Mr Putin, who heads the party list of the pro-Kremlin United Russia party, is the only plausible winner.Price-fixing in such a highly fragmented industry is unlikely to have much impact or cause much damage to the Russian economy.

Aphids cause much damage to Chinese cabbage in northern China.

This exam schedule is usually often enough to detect any skin changes before they've had a chance to cause much damage to your system.

In fruit trees, spring frosts cause much damage to developing flowers (Rodrigo 2000) and ice nucleation of fruit tree shoots in this season has been attributed largely to non-bacterial sources of INA, although epiphytic bacterial INA may also be involved (Ashworth and Kieft 1995).

People have indeed caused much damage to land and sea, but Cramer is too partisan.

There is much we cannot know about God, and for centuries the pretense of having understood him caused much damage to Christendom.

"Daesh placed a large quantity of explosives in the temple of Baal Shamin... and then blew it up causing much damage to the temple," said Maamoun Abdulkarim, using another name for Isis.

Both of these projects essentially withered on the vine and caused much damage to their respective creators.

This study suggests the possibility of using nanobubble-enhanced ultrasound to deliver antibiotic molecules into cells to eradiate intracellular bacteria, such as chlamydiae, without causing much damage to the cells itself.

But during his reign of Oz, he has raised the bar of fear and caused much damage to those around him.