Sentence examples for damage to standing from inspiring English sources

In the past two severe winters, hard frost caused huge damage to standing ruins in the east of England.

Damage to standing timber in Europe has been increasing since 1930 (Figure 1).

Damage to standing timber appears to be increasing over time (CEPF, 2010).

Hail is also common in parts of India, causing severe damage to standing crops such as rice and wheat.

Greenstock said the Iraq episode had done immense damage to US standing.

I think the war in Iraq has been — was flawed not just in execution but in conception, and has done enormous damage to our standing around the world.

So far, the nonstate actors who favor suicide bombing have limited their collateral damage to those standing in the way of their own bombs.

Following international outrage and a public dressing-down by Angela Merkel of Germany and Nicolas Sarkozy of France, Papandreou backed down on the referendum last Thursday but not without having incurred immense damage to his standing at home and abroad.

General secretary of the academics' union, UCU, Sally Hunt said: "The government has made it very clear it wishes to reduce net migration, but its chaotic approach risks doing real damage to our standing on the global stage.

After two failed wars and a neglected Israeli-Palestinian peace process, both of which combined to cause grave damage to US standing across the Arab World, the Saudis, like other Arabs, had high expectations that President Obama would bring much needed change.

DUBUQUE, Iowa -- Newt Gingrich has been aggressively outspent by rivals on television and radio ads that have done serious damage to his standing in polls, especially here in Iowa.