Sentence examples for does further damage to from inspiring English sources
Robert De Niro does further damage to a reputation much battered by The Big Wedding.
Bettison's piece of work does further damage to the precious term abused so dreadfully in the tragic history of Hillsborough: the truth.
One is an apparent lack of understanding of basic economics: when aggregate demand is already so weak, it does further damage to consumer confidence if the prime minister tells people to cut up their credit cards.
It could vary immensely, depending on whether Mr. Hussein acquiesces to strict weapons inspections, or the United States invades and ousts him quickly, or the conflict drags on and does further damage to the oil sector.
Burdick says the long-term goal is to use the patients stem cells, which are easily obtained through routine biopsy, rather than cartilage cells, which must be harvested in a process that does further damage to the patient.
Smith claimed he did further damage to his knee because he was not fully informed.
The banks responded by refusing to renew the loans, doing further damage to the economy.
The violence has done further damage to the country's already devastated economy.
A rogue proprietor and his rogue editors have done further damage to the credibility of our trade.
The United States textile industry, which is largely concentrated in the Southeast, contends that any tariff cut would only do further damage to its dwindling prospects.
He added: "For this to happen just a few weeks after the double disaster of Newsnight will just do further damage to the perception of BBC journalism".
