Sentence examples for horrendous damage from inspiring English sources

The case had done "horrendous" damage to the force's reputation, he said.

Powerful enough to penetrate, and even destroy, armored vehicles, the explosions cause horrendous damage to the human body.

Considering the horrendous damage these vehicles can inflict, I suggest that reckless driving fines be set in direct proportion to the size and weight of the vehicle.

But if the Scots do vote to stay within the union, it will be styled as Gordon's victory, and he will become not the Prime Minister who did horrendous damage to his country, but the former PM who saved it.

Unless further support is forthcoming, the horrendous damage to mining communities will take at least two generations to heal, notwithstanding the work of the Coalfields Regeneration Trust and the Coalfield Communities Campaign.

"We now know that the war was going to last for four years and cause horrendous damage, but when they made the decision to go in, they couldn't foresee that.

His books — "Ecocide in the U.S.S.R.," about the horrendous environmental damage done by the Soviets, and a recent volume on Russia's demographic crisis — are impossibly grim.

His books — "Ecocide in the U.S.S.R.,'' about the horrendous environmental damage done by the Soviets, and a recent volume on Russia's demographic crisis — are impossibly grim.

Thank goodness nothing really horrendous and damaging came across the screen causing the case to be mistried.

Police described conditions on Guernsey overnight as "horrendous" with "extensive damage" in the Castle Emplacement area.

Police described conditions on Guernsey on Tuesday night as "horrendous" with "extensive damage" in the Castle Emplacement area.