Sentence examples similar to cause vast damage from inspiring English sources

The April 2010 blow-out of BP's well killed 11 and caused vast damage to fisheries and the environment in the three months it took to get under control.

And Aedes aegypti cause immense damage.

Climate change is likely to cause vast environmental and economic damage — but it does not seem impossible to survive.

Unchecked, fast-rising aviation emissions currently around 3% of the global total will cause vast environmental damage for which someone, somewhere, will have to pay.

Across Central Europe, where at least 89 people have died as a result of the past week's flooding, cities and towns in Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia are beginning to measure the vast damage caused to homes, government buildings and factories.

Not to mention the unlikely but horrible possibility of a global climate so altered as to cause environmental damage and human suffering more vast than any war.

Pharmacological inhibition of immune cell motility can be highly beneficial in a vast number of inflammatory disorders where excessive tissue infiltration can cause significant damage.

And the best of all: "Disclosure Caused More Damage Than Vast Snowden Trove".

A drive to move settlers to the Amazon region during military rule in the 1970s caused considerable damage to vast areas of rainforest.

Typhoons occasionally cause widespread damage.

They also cause brain damage.