Sentence examples for damage precious from inspiring English sources

"If it went ahead this project would destroy wildlife habitat, damage precious artesian water and contribute to the global climate problem once the coal is burned".

It was one of the nation's great cases of collateral damage: lose precious history to gain critical water storage.

In brief, it's too high a price for this country to pay -- in environmental damage, in precious oil squandered, in flouting state-of-the-art vehicle safety standards -- for a legion of affluent Walter Mittys to release their inner Paul Bunyans.

To prevent collateral damage to precious nerve cells during immune skirmishes, the brain and spinal cord are tightly sealed off from the rest of the body by the blood-brain barrier.

I don't claim to be a health expert, but it seemed obvious that the human waste would pollute the water for downstream users--and damage a precious ecosystem.

Don't wash it too much, or it could permanently damage your precious teddy!

The last thing you want to do is to damage your precious garment you love so much.

The major labels seem wary of more visible promotion for fear of damaging the precious "cred".

We should not try to compete head on with discounters and the supermarkets if that means sacrificing our values and damaging this precious trust.

In Agra, cookstoves and diesel engines are forbidden in the area around the Taj Majal, because soot damages the precious facade.

Also, it's a fine highway car, but for that duty you'd want tires with higher sidewalls to absorb the random pothole without fear of damaging those precious wheels.