Sentence examples for damaging enough from inspiring English sources
But the smoke is damaging enough.
The suggestion this elite institution may have been naive is damaging enough.
Their actions are quieter than their words, but their words are damaging enough.
His Joe Gibbs Racing team could face other penalties or fines, but losing the primary car was damaging enough.
LAST week's imbroglio in the Italian government in which the respected finance minister, Domenico Siniscalco, resigned and Silvio Berlusconi, the prime minister, came under pressure to step down was damaging enough to Italy's reputation.
Moreover, senior C.I.A. and F.B.I. officials have feared that if a commission's findings were damaging enough, lawmakers might strip the two agencies of their authority over terrorism, and instead create a new domestic intelligence agency.
But the building was damaged enough to need rehabilitation.
You shouldn't have to prove you're damaged enough".
Damaging the inquiry damages all of us – and we have been damaged enough.
Cue a second-half turnaround that I am now old enough and damaged enough to realise was always likely to occur.
He demonstrates how the owners tried to prove the facade was damaged enough to merit an expensive and, according to him, superfluous energy-saving insulation procedure.
