Sentence examples for cultural damage from inspiring English sources

But traditionalists feared further cultural damage.

Brexit could inflict chaos, systemic instability in global markets, and political and cultural damage.

The cultural damage is much greater, and no one can put a figure on that".

Our lands and cultures are under threat from multinational organisations, determined to extract selfish wealth from the earth, regardless of the environment, emotional and cultural damage caused.

"This would cause aesthetic, historic and cultural damage," said Antonio Paulucci, the superintendent of artistic works in Florence, who oversaw the restoration of the basilica.

But the economic harm pales in contrast to the intellectual and cultural damage caused by the bookstores' version of racial profiling.

And Zuckerberg appears to be either blind to this reality or simply OK with a certain level of social and cultural collateral damage in pursuit of his open and connected technological vision.

But the hypocrisy he has long practiced as a cultural warrior inflicted damage far beyond his immediate household.

Costolo taking his first editorial stance is significant because he was public and unapologetic about removing material that he felt did cultural and economic damage to Twitter.

Although the mafia has no obvious foothold in the art world, and would have had no apparent motive for burning down La Fenice, it had been responsible in the past for the bombing of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, the Church of St John Lateran in Rome and Milan's Gallery of Modern Art, as well as scores of art robberies and various other attempts to damage cultural institutions.

If the cultural and collateral damage is to be mitigated, they say, there must be close local engagement and a vision beyond the detention centre: a maritime college, or a tourism industry, or a road around the island, or a ground-up rebuilding of the education system which for so long sustained Manus and so powerfully contributed to PNG.