Sentence examples for causing permanent damage from inspiring English sources

Her mother continued the practice for a year, causing permanent damage.

"The IMF has rightly warned that the government's policies risk causing permanent damage to our economy and growth is needed to get the deficit down.

It emerged that Crabb once described the role of Welsh secretary as "emptied and somewhat meaningless" and raised concerns about devolution causing permanent damage to the UK.

Every evening, Waller would climb over the school gates, and returning on one occasion he put a spike through his foot causing permanent damage.

A midnight audience isn't as easy to fool, and will probably see these films for what they are: funky, macabre science fiction comedies that tease the brain without effecting any significant alteration in its structure, or causing permanent damage.

Studies suggest that in the early years of infection, when a patient may show few signs of immune system failure, the virus is in fact causing permanent damage that becomes evident later.

But a lack of water can cause permanent damage.

"The pitons caused permanent damage to the rockwall.

But psychologists said the trauma might cause permanent damage.

Left untreated, it can cause permanent damage to the joints.

"He told me if I didn't break the cycle I could cause permanent damage.