Sentence examples for damage of Brexit from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "Northern Ireland must not be allowed to become collateral damage of Brexit".

It would help limit the damage of Brexit while sticking two fingers up to a rump UK that's caused them nothing but trouble.

An obvious factor behind the hope that there will be a change of heart among the electorate is that the damage of Brexit is already becoming apparent.

One of the favoured plans to restrict freedom of movement but protect the UK economy following the vote to leave the EU would exacerbate the damage of Brexit to the technology sector companies fear.

"We see Brexit as just one step in a process that is unavoidable of further referendums by other nations to exit the E.U.," Felix Zulauf, an investor who operates a hedge fund in Switzerland, wrote in a note on Monday, contending that "the damage" of Brexit "will therefore be far worse for the E.U. than for the U.K".

The referendum did considerable damage independent of Brexit itself and whatever actual institutional and market arrangements are put in place.

As negotiations progress, and more lies are exposed, he feels young people like him are realising now how damaging the effects of Brexit will prove, so deserve the chance to rewrite their own futures.

The former Conservative minister Anna Soubry MP, a supporter of the Open Britain campaign, said: "The horrific damage of a hard Brexit is clear.

Merkel, however, is acutely aware of the damage that Brexit would inflict.

One aspect of the damage that Brexit might cause was brought up last week in a lecture to the King's College London Strand Group by the Irish ambassador, Dan Mulhall.

"Our estimates suggest that the overall effect of Brexit would be to damage the public finances.