Sentence examples for do huge damage from inspiring English sources

It would do huge damage to attempts to broaden the party's appeal.

"That was a huge guy and he could do huge damage," the customs agent pointed out.

In a fragile economy, cutting spending on transportation, education, scientific research, food safety and childhood nutrition will do huge damage.

It's a digital stop-and-frisk, using data trends and a few successes to do huge damage.

He did not mention a time frame, but even a fraction of "trillions" in the near term could do huge damage to the recovery.

It will be replaced by permanent measures next April, but Vince Cable has already said it could do "huge damage" to business and science.

And this intellectual wrong turn did huge damage to prospects for economic recovery.

The real problem here is that illegal lending discrimination has done huge damage to minority communities.

One rebel said Miliband had done huge damage to his reputation.

That is the only way to wrestle down the deficit without doing huge damage to the economy and the country.

Never mind that it was immoral, did huge damage to this country's global standing and produced little important intelligence.