Sentence examples for doing substantial damage from inspiring English sources

Although Hurricane Earl pounded Florida's Gulf Coast last week, doing substantial damage, it departed before the crucial Labor Day weekend.

A similar quake there today would do substantial damage.

Indeed, Justice Byron White wrote that further publication would "do substantial damage to public interests".

The crash will do substantial damage to the K.H.L.'s reputation, which was already shaky.

Vandals did substantial damage to the farm where Robert Frost summered from 1939 to 1963, The Associated Press reported.

Economists had predicted that a vote to leave the bloc could do substantial damage to the British economy.

Most investors seem to believe that the credit crisis will do substantial damage to stocks and overall economic activity.

We condemn this without reservation and believe that it has done substantial damage to the newspaper industry as a whole".

The entire affair has done substantial damage to the already weakened Socialist Party, the second largest in Mr. Samaras's coalition.

Some law enforcement officials, however, have questioned if the men had the ability to do substantial damage.

The caterpillars feed on terminal leaves and buds and appear to do substantial damage, but the studies found that juvenile mint moths seldom kill the plants they eat.