Sentence examples for country damage from inspiring English sources
But he said that Mr. Gore first needed to signal his intent to do so and to acknowledge that Mr. Clinton had done the country damage.
Trade with China, in particular, has inflicted serious damage on American communities across the country, damage from which they have yet to recover.
They aim to undermine political and socioeconomic stability in the country, damage democratic processes and seriously infringe on Soviet citizens' rights.
With Iraq as the end point, Mr. Weiner's thesis is instead that from the 1940s on, intelligence gaffes, sloppy covert action and bootlicking in the Oval Office have kept the agency from making the kind of grandiose contributions often claimed for it and, at crucial times, have done this country damage.
The prospect of Mr. Kaczynski's return to power is sending shudders through European capitals and raising concern among his critics that it would isolate the country, damage relations with Germany and undermine Poland's economy, the European Union's largest in the east.
But several senior French politicians say the build-up of thousands of refugees and migrants on the French side of the Channel has caused the country damage.
Rivers overflowed their banks in the country, damaging crops and houses while leaving 15,000 people homeless.
Floods and power cuts Although there were fewer casualties in other Caribbean countries, damage to buildings and infrastructure was significant.
Too many countries damaged by the war are now challenging the orthodoxy.
An article on Thursday about Secretary of State Colin L. Powell's visit to Grenada, where he announced an increase in American aid to Caribbean countries damaged by hurricanes, misstated the date of his previous visit, accompanying President Ronald Reagan.
It described the American government's firm resolution to underwrite the economic recovery of European countries damaged by the recently ended war and threatened by the possible expansion of international communism.
