Sentence examples for damaged much from inspiring English sources

"You'd expect something you find like that to be decomposing, but it wasn't damaged much," Ms. Kornberg, 36, said.

The mobility on the right side of her body was damaged, much like a stroke patient's, he said.

It completed a major renovation last year after a blaze damaged much of the main inn in 2005.

But the reputation of United States leaders "is being damaged much more right now as they attempt -- with all their means -- to muzzle WikiLeaks" and Mr. Assange.

Last month, Tushka, Okla., with a population of 312, was hit by a tornado that damaged much of the town, killed two people and virtually destroyed its school.

During the Somalian civil war that began in the 1980s, Hargeysa was severely damaged; much of the city was reduced to rubble, and most of the population fled.

The words are damaging, much like racial epithets, he says, and should be avoided.

In 1984, someone doused it and set it burning shortly after midnight, damaging much of the root system.

The media makes the damage much worse; it didn't cause the damage.

A tragic accident and a coma are exciting, but the prospect of permanent severe brain damage much less so.

The state governor told a radio interviewer that irresponsible housing policies had made the death toll and damage much worse.