Sentence examples for immense harm to from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they have done immense harm to the Syrian economy, with consequent humanitarian suffering.

The subsequent destruction of Whiteread's House by an unsympathetic council did immense harm to British art.

The economic failure of a rival like China can do immense harm to the U.S., he said.

Uganda is not a violently homophobic society but the conception is distorted by a handful of politicians and pastors who are doing immense harm to the country.

And the secretive behaviour of some organisations and individuals risks doing immense harm to the reputations of others – and to the public supervisors.

The decision, moreover, by allowing as much as 30% of a copyrighted work to be copied and sold, threatened immense harm to copyright holders and to the creation and dissemination of intellectual property.

"There has been immense harm done to innocent people.

It's better for the people using our service as well as for advertisers" and that there are legitimate advertising uses of the labels and "so, we'll be keeping them" despite the immense harm they can bring to users.

But the danger his conduct poses to the national interest pales alongside the immense harm a one-party vote to remove him from office would cause.

The Prince of Wales – the future Edward VIII – was keen to participate in the war but the government refused to allow it, citing the immense harm that would occur if the heir to the throne were captured.

This law was repealed because of Makeda's bravery in taking her case to court and showing society the immense harm that such a law does to girls, as well as intense campaigning by Ethiopian groups partnering with Equality Now. .