Sentence examples for damaging much from inspiring English sources

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

lobbii), in which herbivores attack plants in low-density regions of the expanding lupin population while not damaging much denser "core" regions [31].

Their newly-formed collective food enterprise suffered a terrible setback when the tsunami struck, destroying or damaging much of their equipment.

Well, there are millions of people who are now losing their homes who would be happy to answer that question for you, but as I've written in this space before, bubbles, born of under-priced risk, are terribly damaging, much more so than economists typically admit.

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

Damage to crops was also significant as the storm damaged much of the banana and pandanus harvests.

After the enormous forest fires of 1988 damaged much of Grant Village, structures there were rebuilt in the traditional style.

Percy also damaged much of the coconut harvest and 50% of the livestock were killed by the cyclone.

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.