Sentence examples for damage making from inspiring English sources

He is 26, but his skin is thick and leathery from sun damage, making him look 20 years older.

The earthquake and tsunami caused more than $210bn of damage, making it the most costly natural disaster ever.

During those disorderly times, high inflation wrought enormous economic damage, making GDP growth, interest rates and company profits more volatile.

More powerful projectiles such as Hellfire missiles are also more likely to cause collateral damage, making them less practical in certain situations.

But the Sentra inflicted $2,884 in damage, making it impossible for the Rogue, with its crushed, leaking radiator, to be driven away.

"I've also had to consider if competing at the World Championships would have caused further damage, making any rehab more difficult.

The extent of the damage made it difficult to identify the slain soldiers.

But the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, with its relatively minor damage, made little impact on us.

The ensuing damage makes it difficult to perform simple brain functions such as "listening" and "not talking".

Club members admit they have not paid rent since December because the damage made the space unusable.

The water damage made the Torah "pasul" (Hebrew for "unfit"), he said, and so the fasting rule did not apply.