Sentence examples for grave damage from inspiring English sources

"He's done grave damage to Germany's reputation.

But they failed to inflict grave damage.

It would also mean grave damage to federal budget projections.

But what is left has suffered grave damage.

The Tories' Europhobia, which we regretted last time, could now do grave damage.

But the British fought tooth-and-nail against the withholding-tax idea, warning of grave damage to London's Eurobond market.

The River Cafe is poised to reopen soon, after suffering grave damage last year in Hurricane Sandy.

The Paraguayan delegate, Delin Ugarte Centurión, assert ed that Argentina was doing "grave damage" to the Para guayan economy.

Even a little of such behavior can do grave damage to the idea of a representative republic.

"It is clear that large corporations will be the greatest beneficiary, with grave damage for the farmer", they said.

The government defines information as top secret if its disclosure could cause "exceptionally grave damage to the national security".