Sentence examples for damage so much from inspiring English sources

His wife, Akie, has cautiously allied herself with the sceptics, warning of the damage so much concrete could do to ecosystems and tourism.

So the trick to playing these characters is not to play the damage so much as the constant effort to escape or grow past it: much as the authors must have done in creating them.

Leah Chase, the proprietor, has moved in with relatives in Baton Rouge, where she announced a series of cooking classes in the food section of The Advocate and, like so many New Orleans chefs, said she was determined to rebuild, although she has yet to see for herself the kind of damage so much water can do.

Gloire was a substantially larger ship than Astraea, both in weight of shot and gross tonnage, and the battle was fiercely contested: Beens suffered a head injury and all three of Astraeas topmasts taking serious damage, so much so that the main topmast collapsed in the aftermath of the action.

So many homes are damaged, so much of people's property is damaged.

Earthquakes make heavy damages to the city and human, but some cities do not damaged so much in Earthquakes because of their good building conditions.

Sometimes the treatment damages so much of the gland that it can't produce enough thyroid hormone and it becomes necessary to take thyroid hormone.

Yet the storm that damaged so much has also inadvertently saved the magnificent beach from a development by Donald Trump that would have put an 86,000-square-foot catering hall and restaurant in one of New York's greatest public spaces.

DISTRICT Attorney Jeanine Pirro's relationship with federal prosecutors has been damaged so much that she cannot work with them effectively on criminal investigations, Ms. Pirro's Democratic opponent, Tony Castro, charged last week.

Unesco's top official, Irina Bokova, said in an interview on Monday that she was unaware of any natural disaster in modern times that had damaged so much cultural heritage.

If the catacombs had not been so damaged, so much of their archaeological context erased, we might have clearer answers.