Sentence examples for caused 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.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers may have caused vast damage to the global economy, smashed thousands of businesses and chucked millions out of work, but there is one man who has done well out of the crisis: Vincent Cable, the Liberal Democrats' "Shadow Chancellor".

Opponents said even 0.0004percentt of huge volumes of heavy crude can cause vast damage, as in Kalamazoo, Mich., and Mayflower, Ark.

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.

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.

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.

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.

It is well known that the genome of all the organisms including human is susceptible to damages caused by vast array of both endogenous and exogenous DNA damaging agents.

Seawater also caused electrical damage.