Sentence examples for damage long from inspiring English sources
Managers can take steps to minimize potential damage long before a crisis unfolds.
The really big rise in global temperature probably won't take place until the second half of this century, but there will be plenty of damage long before then.
As Mr Clinton predicted: "You could do some pretty serious damage, long term, not only to California but to the fabric of democracy.
Like so many others he was diagnosed as likely to suffer permanent lung damage long after he had passed the immediate risk of infection and blood poisoning and his burns had healed.
"Sediment-rich floods in the main channel illustrate the way in which landslides high in the catchment can cause extensive damage long distances downstream," explains Dave Petley in his landslide blog.
Equally important, frothy asset prices could cause damage long before any bubbles burst, by increasing the risk that central bankers make mistakes.This risk is most obvious in those countries mostly emerging markets where domestic conditions call for tighter monetary policy.
Who says drug use doesn't damage long-term memory?
Such an owner might jeopardise ARM's neutrality and damage long-term investment in the UK.
What is worse, it can allow momentary stresses to damage long-term relationships.
They can damage long-standing relations with employees, investors and suppliers.
The price increase could damage long-established boaters' communities all around London, claim those opposing the rise.
