Sentence examples for extraordinary damage from inspiring English sources

And it was the most extraordinary damage.

In fact, much of the war's extraordinary damage occurred during that phase of the conflict.

Despite the extraordinary damage, two-thirds of the building was operating normally, they said.

"That the crime had caused extraordinary damage to the parishioners and their children was not in their consciousness".

"As a Senator, Augustus will seek to correct the evils of government – especially the extraordinary damage caused by prohibition and interventionism, both of which harm American interests".

Such an outcome would do extraordinary damage to principles of law and provide untenable protection for officials, who claim a national security interest in shielding their misconduct.

As I wrote while covering the extraordinary flooding damage from Floyd in 1999, "Coast-skirting tropical storms often dump their heaviest load of rain to the north and west of the eye".

For the final adversary -- a giant beast that can take an extraordinary amount of damage and can kill you in one shot -- I gave up and cheated, finding a game code that shielded me from harm while I stood in front of the monster and fired at it.

Tornadoes remain the most viscerally terrifying example of extreme weather, combining an extraordinary capacity for damage with a stubborn unpredictability.

Patients slide into an 8-foot-tall plastic donut, where X rays scan for tumors; a computer-controlled device called a multileaf collimator directs the radiation beam at different angles from 360 degrees, intensifying the therapy but delivering X rays with extraordinary accuracy, minimizing damage to healthy cells.

At Kaiser, the damage was extraordinary.