Sentence examples for damage was considerable from inspiring English sources

The proposal went nowhere and the political damage was considerable.

"The damage was considerable, so the festival will not proceed exactly as forecast," Christophe Marx, an official from the Alpes-Maritimes department, told French radio, without elaborating.

The material damage was considerable, with damage to 5317 properties (including 4214 homes, 1004 businesses, 73 churches, 2 monasteries, 1 synagogue, and 26 schools).

The damage is considerable.

Once the ghost machine is taken over, the potential for damage is considerable, says Beau Woods, a founding member of I Am The Cavalry, an organisation focusing on protecting the general public from digital attacks.

Diseases develop over time with symptoms frequently not evident until damage is considerable.

It is not only that this rough treatment has a huge impact on families - and engineers are not that well-paid (median income is $80,000, and petroleum engineers are the highest-paid ) - but also the psychological damage is considerable.

Pancreatitis and thrombo-phlebitis have also been described (Bakkevold Ket al, 1992; Picozzi, 2005) Diabetes may follow if pancreatic damage is considerable (Everhart and Wright, 1995).

Roger, of Clichy; damages were considerable".

The reputational damage done was considerable.

The damage to Salé was considerable; a wall from the Almohad Caliphate was severely damaged, and the Great Mosque of Salé was struck by six cannonballs.