Sentence examples for damage of his from inspiring English sources

Such was the collateral damage of his desperate attempt to end the Kavanaugh controversy.

But now, Mr. Richardson said, "the potential damage of his accident could have huge implications".

Just over a week earlier, William had suffered storm damage of his own — cardiac arrest following an overdose of heroin.

He still called his literature "proletarian," only his version expressed a sense of terminal alienation, the collateral damage of his rootless, transpacific existence.

Later Mr Danczuk tried to limit the damage of his explosive remarks, insisting the interview did not fully reflect his views.

But the damage of his 1991 arrest, which in a later era might have been one more entry on a TMZ.com ticker, had been done.

Following Onslow's victory over the Dutch rearguard, the admiral ordered the least damaged of his ships to sail in support of the outnumbered British ships in the melee at the Dutch van.

On Wednesday, a medical examination found that Mr. Allan had suffered brain damage because of his fast, although it was not clear if the damage was permanent.

It could damage one of his prime assets: a reputation for impartiality.

In both instances, Wilson left behind broken relationships and perhaps undue collateral damage because of his rigid views.

Damage part of his car when passing.