Sentence examples for daily damage from inspiring English sources
While I am sure many "shock jocks" who are doing daily damage to the Liberal party will yet again venture to their usual corner of scare tactics about the arrival of independent Liberals, there is no justification for that.
Thus far the battle has seen far less damage done to Mosul's infrastructure than previous attritional struggles like Ramadi in Iraq or Kobane in Syria, though the daily damage to neighbourhoods has intensified since the offensive restarted.
As if the daily damage were not enough, Luecht motions to a heavy girder in one of the towers that twisted during last year's Oct. 1 earthquake.
Yet despite the daily damage to their health and to their livelihoods, Lee County voters remain among the most loyal Scott supporters in the state.
But given the strangle hold the Bannon-wing of the party has on the nomination process, congressional Republicans are limited in what they can do to mitigate the daily damage a Trump presidency inflicts on the party from Pennsylvania Avenue.
After keeping Mr Clarke in office for 10 days as he faced daily damaging attacks over his handling of the foreign prisoners fiasco, Mr Blair buckled, believing a debilitating drip of further revelations was inevitable and Mr Clarke could never regain his authority.
The co-founders' company Joltid, which owns the rights to the Global Index source code, alleged $75 million in daily damages from Skype's infringement.
As John Smallwood writes in The Philadelphia Daily News, damage control seems to be Penn State's priority, or at least that of its president, Graham B. Spanier, and he is failing miserably at it.
She is now back in Yemen, where medical supplies and food are running low as daily airstrikes damage infrastructure.
With every snorkel experience, hair-braiding moment and extra vacation dessert, I find myself tallying up the day's events to assess the daily fiscal damage.
Allowing the body and brain to rest offers time for the immune system to take inventory of the normal, daily cellular damage that needs to be repaired.
