Sentence examples for day damage from inspiring English sources

One can forecast the inevitable day to day damage to our country - the lashings out, the abuses of power, the mercurial and confidence- destroying lies and changes of mind, the havoc his distorted lens would wreak upon our institutions and our spirit.

This graph is based on his regression analysis: The HMWC also reckoned that the absence of a rest day (like Sunday) damaged hourly output.

"We're inured to it," said another White House aide, who is not involved in the day-to-day damage control effort.

On the last day of class, Friday, Damage tried to get everyone to combine the skills they had learned -- or started to learn -- that week.

In New Jersey, which President Obama declared a disaster area on Wednesday, damage assessment crews fanned out across nine counties as emergency crews worked to restore power and clear blocked roads.

But trusting their media implicitly is far more likely to cause them more day-to-day damage than any AK-wielding, lean-sipping Islamist camped out somewhere in the Narathiwat jungles.

Tuesday, damaging about 20 feet of scaffolding.

Saturday, damaging the tower's legs, the Coast Guard said.

"Mad Men" ended its season on Thursday; "Damages" has its finale on Tuesday.

The fire on Friday damaged the trailer but it remained standing.

This week he came down on Tuesday, damaging his wrist, and gave up after falling twice more on Wednesday.