Sentence examples for great collateral from inspiring English sources

That's a great collateral impact that I don't think people talk about.

Wherever Titan energies appear there will be great collateral damage; for in the realm of the Titans nothing is sacred except excess and momentary satisfaction.

The effects of these denial of service attacks "are causing greater collateral damage," warned Kevin J. Houle, a researcher at the center.

And in Sacramento, Californian legislators were told that energy firms submitted false prices to firms such as Dow Jones and Platts that publish energy-price indices.Such news has started a vicious cycle of downgrades by credit-rating firms, loss of access to financing and demands for greater collateral.

We do not find any evidence that the lower loan cost of a high-quality-management firm is associated with more restrictive non-price contract terms such as greater collateral requirements and stricter covenants.

That creates a much greater challenge for intelligence analysts and presents the likelihood of greater collateral damage when the strikes do take place.

Indeed, Bernanke referred to this in the Q and A. And this relates to both lower expected benefits and the risk of greater collateral damage and unintended consequences.

This also caused disproportionately greater collateral damages to the residual stands [4] [6].

In addition, there was greater collateral involvement of neighboring joints on the right hand, based on JSN, than the left hand (top right versus bottom left corner of Figure 1B).

Interestingly, we found that in C. remanei the most competitive males cause the greatest collateral damage to females.

The regulation of TEM function by hypoxia-driven pathways in CLI is also supported by recent evidence that F4/80+ macrophages in PHD2+/− mice are already skewed to an 'M2-type' phenotype, have higher TIE2 expression, and induce greater collateral vessel growth following induction of HLI (Takeda et al, 2011).