Sentence examples for causing damage to you from inspiring English sources

"Almost everything you hit in the real world is more capable of causing damage to you if you are in a small, lightweight car than in a larger, heavier one," Mr. Lund said.

You can't kill all these millions of people, but almost any one of them, in some way, some place or some degree, can cause damage to you.

This is not because yoga is dangerous, but if you do something stupid, it will cause damage to you.

Rings, bracelets, even tongue studs can cause damage to you or someone around you when you're trying to crowd surf, so leave them at home.

Also, if left undetected for long, a worn out wiper would cause a lot of scratches on your windshield, thereby causing damage to your windscreen and you may have to spend a lot to fix your screen.

If you smoke, you are causing damage to your skin.

Try to use 1 continuous stroke, because if you have to use several cuts or a sawing motion, you are causing damage to the plant.

He tripped it, causing damage to his armor.

Vandalism means causing damage to property.

If you cut the cabbage open and suspect that worms or insects have caused damage to the interior, you can still use the cabbage.

If your service or approved support animal causes damage to the building, you may be charged a repair and/or cleaning fee.