Sentence examples for doing enough damage from inspiring English sources
But the country's politicians seem to be doing enough damage without outside help.
But "The Voice" on NBC and "Dancing With the Stars" on ABC are doing enough damage to each other to ensure that Fox's "American Idol" will regain its status as the top-rated weekly show with its Wednesday edition.
He was involved in a wreck on the second day of practice at Daytona International Speedway, doing enough damage that his crew chief, Chad Knaus, decided to scrap the primary car for Sunday's season-opening race.
All that good work looked to be undone when McEveley saw red after his high boot caught Assombalonga in the face, doing enough damage to force the injured striker out of the game.
The G-forces experienced by riders in the velodrome were doing enough damage to cost the team valuable training hours through injury, so the team looked at how the saddle might help.
Guys with bats aren't doing enough damage for the Angels, who rank last in the AL this month in average (.217), runs per game (2.9), hitting with runners in scoring position (.181), on-base percentage (.279) and slugging (.340).340
Fair or not, the questions alone would do enough damage.
"I think that volume of negativity has done enough damage".
The Deepwater Horizon spill has done enough damage, without our adding to it.
Didn't Disney do enough damage with "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"?
