Sentence examples for enormously damaged from inspiring English sources

"If Schwab succeeds, investor protection will be enormously damaged".

The severe credit crisis that hit a year ago enormously damaged the reputation of entrepreneurial capitalism, even though government actions brought on the disaster.

They fear that once the barely told story of widespread disappearances gains international attention, Pakistan's reputation will be enormously damaged.

The sex abuse scandals have enormously damaged the reputation of the Catholic Church, for example, and without doubt have led to some of the fall in Mass attendance.

He told me that the settlement reinforces two important points: that the Reid technique can be coercive, and that lying to a suspect during a police interview can be enormously damaging.

It cost the lives of more than twice as many UK soldiers as Iraq and was enormously damaging both to my own country and the one we invaded and occupied.

If the Paris-based agency's report had expressed major reservations about some aspects of the design, it would have been enormously damaging.

The breach of trust in recent years by our government and major financial institutions has been enormously damaging on many levels.

That's enormously damaging.

Usually yes, but the tax treatment can vary enormously, depending on how you were damaged, how the case was resolved, how the checks and IRS Forms 1099 were issued and other variables.

Stroke is a brain injury so the long-term effects can differ enormously depending on which part of the brain was damaged.