Sentence examples for damage could be lasting from inspiring English sources

"If the performance and repositioning of the 'new G.M.' continues to be harmed by Opel, we believe the damage could be lasting and difficult to repair," Mr. Jonas wrote.

And, increasingly, the damage looks as though it could be lasting.

"If it lasts for a couple more days, the damage could be catastrophic," a company spokesman told Reuters today.

If a little of the damage could be undone, it would at least secure the future of the last industrialised corners of Britain.

That damage could be immense.

No consistent nerve damage could be detected.

Plenty of damage could be wrought quickly.

"That's where the real damage could be done".

One track, "Damage", could be by Everything But The Girl.

Some think the brand damage could be long-term.

The economic damage could be in the hundreds of billions.