Sentence examples for damage could be substantial from inspiring English sources
Whether a major cyber attack is deliberate or somewhat accidental, the damage could be substantial.
Even in the low projection, many scientists say, the damage could be substantial.
And should the device fall farther into the reactor vessel, the damage could be substantial.
And the damages could be substantial, including K.K.R.'s loss of all profits from this breach.
The benefits of the an increased understanding of how the brain moves and what movements are damaging could be substantial: "We can design better helmets, we can devise technologies that can do onsite diagnostics, for example in football and potentially make sideline decisions in real time," co-lead author Mehmet Kurt, a former Stanford postdoctoral fellow, told me.
Because general labor policy disfavors punishment, and the adverse consequences of punitive damages awards could be substantial, we hold that such damages may not be assessed against a union that breaches its duty of fair representation by failing properly to pursue a grievance.
The lawyers threatened "proceedings to include claims for injunctions, damages, interest and legal costs (which could be substantial)".
"You can plan on the possibility of no power downtown," Mr. Bloomberg said, saying damage to the power lines from salt water could be "substantial".
Damages for the infringement will be awarded in a later trial, which MobileMedia CEO Larry Horn said he believes could be "substantial" in a Bloomberg interview.
