Sentence examples for doing severe from inspiring English sources

Which I thought was a really strange gesture, since they were already doing severe damage to his character.

There are a whole set of rules that have been established that are impossible to meet without doing severe damage to the economy.

But looking ahead, they are also watching a variety of issues that could go a long way toward determining whether the attack leads to a broad, possibly worldwide, downturn, or passes without doing severe economic damage.

Besides these failings, Mr Estrada's ineptness and his kindness to cronies are doing severe and obvious harm to the economy—such as his decision to withdraw landing rights to a Taiwanese airline, benefiting the failing domestic airline of Lucio Tan, a close pal.

Is she taking that into consideration?" Pinsky says that Wildd is doing "severe damage" to her health by continuing to boost her cup size, including back problems, breathing problems and the very-scary sounding "rib cage erosion".

An ill-judged tweet can do severe, instant damage.

In this game a man with Stamford Bridge associations did severe harm.

And it would do severe damage to Mrs Arroyo's reputation for effectiveness.

Another is that it could do severe damage to the central bank's own balance sheet.

(Don't laugh -- as Jenn explained to me, it is possible to do severe damage to your computer's monitor by misconfiguring a setting).

They have done severe damage to pensions and savings, they have wasted a vast amount of money on over-centralised public services.