Sentence examples for considerable damage to from inspiring English sources

The foreclosure crisis could do considerable damage to the nation's voting system.

Deer can cause considerable damage to habitat, especially where their numbers exceed the available food supply.

It is doing considerable damage to effective policing at the national level.

A UN mission recently found considerable damage to maize, soybean and rice fields, the WFP said.

"The drought has done considerable damage to the ecological environment of Honghu Lake," he said.

Some analysts noted that the campaign of pressure had already done considerable damage to Iran's economy.

More often than not, these approaches resulted in considerable damage to the original sculpted surface.

Royal Bank of Scotland, meanwhile, has inflicted considerable damage to the nation's financial health.

"Tidal surge caused considerable damage to equipment," she said, and assessments need to be done.

It is strongest and most frequent in winter, and it sometimes causes considerable damage to crops.

The other leads to an admission that I nearly did considerable damage to Coventry City's reputation without realising.