Sentence examples for causing real damage from inspiring English sources

Logic and Putin's own history suggest he will push the West as far as he can without causing real damage to Russia's economy, but no further.

Ed Vaizey, the shadow minister for culture, has argued that the government's failure to support the industry is causing real damage.

"It is at risk of causing real damage to the industry and to consumers as government and regulatory policy skews towards perpetuating a challenged model in the face of common sense and basic economics," he said.

What is interesting from these extracts is that even when we felt Gordon was wanting Tony out, and the division was causing real damage, Tony was always able to see the strengths that made him want to keep him as Chancellor and later support him as leader.

The madness of Washington's across-the-board budget cuts known as sequestration is causing real damage to the American justice system — undermining the sound functioning of the courts and particularly imperiling the delivery of effective legal representation to poor people accused of federal crimes.

"You don't want to do things the wring way that is causing real damage to the world or to people.

"This one will cause real damage," Republican pollster Frank Luntz said.

It's that it caused real damage," he remembered saying.

So unlike us you can cause damage, you can cause real damage," he says.

Whether he can cause real damage to Europe is another question.

They had caused real damage and left big holes in people.