Sentence examples for cause some damages from inspiring English sources

It has been reported that acid treatments can cause some damages to the nanotube structure especially at defects and caps.

What about Botox? "What is the probability that it might cause some damage?" Dr. Riley said.

But the 31-year-old believes she can cause some damage.

"Obviously it was enough to cause some damage for him to leave the pitch.

We have to keep in mind that the parbuckling will cause some damage, too".

But he added: "Any spill is harmful to the environment in some way and whilst this is not a major incident it will cause some damage.

If you get that much public criticism, it's going to cause some damage.

Flinging it Frisbee-style at your little brother could cause some damage.

The party's U-turn on scrapping tuition fees may cause some damage, he said.

"I'm sure you could cause some damage, cause some people to lose some money, but I seriously doubt that you could bring the United States to its knees".

Even though porcupine quills cause some damage to flesh when they're pulled out, extricating smaller, quill-inspired staples would likely cause less overall damage than pulling out the staples currently in use, Karp suggests.