Sentence examples for damage of course from inspiring English sources

There are degrees of damage, of course.

They did a lot of damage, of course, but it also has a positive effect".

Most of its damage, of course, came from the savage storm surge, washing over the Rockaway, into Holland Tunnel.

The best way to prevent this environmental damage, of course, would be if everyone could be persuaded to eat less meat.

Castor shouted, "Woo-hoo!" (One tension of covering severe weather — one I experienced many times during three days in the studio — is that you often find yourself rooting for the storm. You don't want it to do serious damage, of course, but you would like it to be interesting, and these desires are often at cross-purposes).

That aging is an aimless, unintended, purposeless continuation of developmental growth and development is not driven by damage of course.

Philippines-American relations have been damaged, of course.

The king's body is damaged, of course.

It is not the first time a trophy has been damaged, of course.

You're responsible for the damages, of course, but a mass-market policy (Chubb's isn't mass market, by the way) may not cover expenses you may not have thought about, including what the rental car company will charge you for loss of use, towing and storage, perhaps even diminution of value.

By showing that even a man of enormous size and considerable strength cannot accidentally damage it, of course.