Sentence examples for extreme damage to from inspiring English sources

It is doing extreme damage to the whole area but the Minister of Environment says there must be no culling.

Parasitic plant, plant that obtains all or part of its nutrition from another plant (the host) without contributing to the benefit of the host and, in some cases, causing extreme damage to the host.

Gail Donoghue, special counsel of the city's Law Department, said that if just the Saturday event were involved, officials could consider it, but because of the possibility that a state judge could force the city to allow the rally the next day as well, risking extreme damage to the lawn, she said they could not.

Sankhu area suffered from an extreme damage to the residential buildings.

They proposed that the fractures that occur at the two sites in the same limb probably have a symbiotic effect, and that the impact energy was distributed at the time of the initial trauma, thus preventing extreme damage to either of the fracture sites.

This resulted in extreme damage to or complete loss of crops, livestock, and household possessions.

After the extreme damage due to Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, the depression that became Podul affected the same areas just days later, which affected rescue work.

The Shotgun is a weapon that can do extreme damage at close range.

The costs relate to the huge price of adapting infrastructure to deal with a warming planet and the losses this will inflict on developing economies, for anything from extreme weather damage to disease and lost agricultural production.

Big storms on the Sun that hurl billions of tonnes of charged particles out into space can disturb electromagnetic fields on Earth, resulting in communications interference and, in extreme cases, damage to power lines and satellite electronics.

A high SWR indicates a poor match between transmitter and antenna, which in turn means wasted power and, in extreme cases, damage to the transmitter.