Sentence examples for causing immense damage from inspiring English sources

It rapidly does this, causing immense damage to the lining of the blood vessels, causing them to leak.

The World Bank stepped up its criticism of the United States and Europe on trade policy, accusing both of causing immense damage to poor countries by maintaining high barriers to agricultural imports.

In 1966, some 5,000 people were left homeless when flood levels in the city reached 1.94m (6ft) causing immense damage.

"This is causing immense damage to the region's economy, the scale of which makes it imperative the government takes action now," said the letter.

Floods are among the world's most devastating natural disasters, causing immense damage and accounting for a large number of deaths world-wide.

That he's causing immense damage to the Republican Party must be delighting the magicians and viziers at Hilary Campaign Central.

And Aedes aegypti cause immense damage.

But what if this will cause immense damage to the Swiss economy?

Conservationists warn the dredging and perhaps also blasting of the lake could cause immense damage to ecosystems and freshwater supplies.

Hurricane Sandy, which last year killed more than 180 people and caused immense damage in the US, Canada and Caribbean, did not develop into a hurricane until 23 October.

During the cleanup, NOAA closed tracts of ocean to industrial fishing, which causes immense damage to the sea, and certain fish populations have tripled, possibly as a result.