Sentence examples for huge harm from inspiring English sources
To cling to office now would to do the Labour cause, and the country, huge harm.
Because there was another area, not freedom of information, where Labour's greater transparency did huge harm to Tony Blair's premiership and gave some very effective weapons to his enemies.
They have already cost huge harm because thy have destabilized the Greek economy, which has reentered recession and have introduced massive uncertainty, inhibiting investment.
When Marco Rubio tells America that climate change may not be a concern, and that there would be huge harm, in doing anything about it, it's worth asking whether his ties to America's biggest dirty energy companies, and the climate denial industry they bankroll, are influencing his views.
"They have very minor utility but that has to be rated against huge harms.
"They have 47 exotic reptiles established in the wild there, which is causing huge environmental harm.
If the Obama administration stays the course, the Environmental Protection Agency's decision last week to revoke a permit for one of the nation's biggest mountaintop-removal mining projects could be the beginning of the end of a mining practice that has caused huge environmental harm across Appalachia.
The report estimates that for an embargo to have a comparable impact as it did at that time, the price of oil would have to climb to the dizzying height of $90 per barrel, which would cause huge unintended harm elsewhere in the world.
Their main claim is this: "That sexual violence as a form of 'entertainment' causes a huge cultural harm to our society".
Their main claim is this: "That sexual violence is a form of 'entertainment' causes a huge cultural harm to our society".
