Sentence examples for causing massive damage from inspiring English sources
These so-called near-Earth asteroids, which include Eros, pose the most obvious threat of one day colliding with Earth and causing massive damage, although scientists say no such collision is imminent.
SNAILS may be cute and quirky, but they are the bane of gardeners' lives, causing massive damage to plants—and especially, as this writer can confirm, to favourite snacks such as hostas.
That may seem reasonable: After all, why should the party causing (massive) damage not pay for it?
In all likelihood terrorists find this situation entirely to their liking — given they are causing massive damage to public security with minimal action on their part.
In the early hours of 27 February, a huge earthquake ripped through central Chile causing massive damage and killing more than 500.
Fireworks are, after all, high explosives and just because they make pretty colors doesn't mean they aren't also capable of causing massive damage.
Natural disasters, like floods, are causing massive damages to natural and human resources (Du et al. 2013; Youssef et al. 2011).
It doesn't take an expert to understand that logging and violent storms cause massive damage to forests.
In addition to death and injury inflicted upon men, and particularly women and children, the practice causes massive damage to livelihoods and vital civilian infrastructure.
