Sentence examples for damage not just from inspiring English sources

His mistakes damage not just his reputation, but Washington's as well.

And they damage not just people's faith in democracy but democracy itself.

Multiple deployments, he said, had left veterans with damage not just to their bodies but "to their souls".

The damage, not just of the past, but of so many years spent living with the "evidence" – runs deep.

A failure to consolidate and widen their cooperation would damage not just both nations but the world as a whole.

However, the larger point that security breaches do real damage not just to consumers but to economies is worth considering.

Overfishing damages not just the species in question but whole ecosystems.

"Using threats and intimidation to prevent scientists pursuing specific avenues of research or speaking out is damaging not just science.

He was involved in promoting and funding a Government that damaged not just my country but yours also.

The result has damaged not just the Administration, which last week saw one of its highest-ranking members indicted, but also the press.

"And we're seeking financial damages not just to help victims but also so that companies that do this kind of thing are punished in the marketplace".