Sentence examples for damage too much from inspiring English sources

It won't be perfect, it will be a compromise, and it doesn't mean happy families or restored bonds – there is often too much damage, too much sadness – but it might mean acceptance and, the big word, forgiveness.

"Everybody, including the Saudi leadership, agrees the war has gone on too long, proved too costly, killed too many lives, caused too much humanitarian damage, too much infrastructure damage," Timothy Lenderking, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of State who oversees Yemen policy, told me.

If owners of buildings are compensated fully for hurricane damage, too much poor construction will be undertaken, yielding an increase in damage when a strong storm hits.

He said he is prepared to work on the legislation but wants it "in a way that doesn't damage too much the rule of law," although he thinks legalizing undocumented immigrants would violate the law by definition.

Nevertheless, our method did not damage too much.

"We had a very candid conversation with David, wondering if the brand was damaged too much," he said.

Theoretically certain types of goal – the counter-attack, the team goal, the solo run – should not be damaged too much by a deflected finish, because what established them as great has gone before, but even then there is an important sense that such glorious foreplay needs a fitting pay-off.

You won't be damaged too much if you aren't too low of a level, but if you are low-leveled, bring some food.

Peeing on a rock keeps deer from damaging too much of the forest since they obviously won't eat a rock.

Six weeks further careful training shouldn't damage it too much".

Violence of the heart was the only kind that he could tolerate for long (bodily damage was too much), but it was enough.