Sentence examples for inflict immense damage from inspiring English sources

Because of their ability to spread rapidly and widely, viruses and worms can inflict immense damage.

It is a car crash for Gordon Brown that has the potential to inflict immense damage on both him and the Labour campaign.

Nicholas Watt, at the Guardian, says the episode is "a car crash for Gordon Brown that has the potential to inflict immense damage on both him and the Labour campaign".

Should we fail to keep global temperature rises down to 2C, and allow them to reach 3 or 4C, we will inflict immense damage to ecosytems, farmland and weather systems.

In his article, Johnson also addresses the recent fiasco of the Labour vote on the government's welfare reform bill, which has inflicted immense damage on the campaigns of Cooper and Burnham.

In Connecticut, Hurricane Sandy pounded our coastline, causing widespread flooding and power outages, and inflicting immense damage on homes, beaches, and wildlife.

Soon after that article was printed, the financial edifice Mr. Weill took credit for helping to build collapsed, inflicting immense collateral damage in the process.

COMPACT in design, efficient in operation and capable of inflicting immense destruction over long distances.

During the summer, the Axis made significant gains into Soviet territory, inflicting immense losses in both personnel and materiel.

If the Israelis and Palestinians are now able to put into practice the understandings Mr. Clinton announced yesterday morning, it may be possible to start repairing the immense damage inflicted on the peace process by the violence unleashed in recent weeks.

He wants us to understand its power, viciousness and the immense damage it inflicts, and he criticises those who are not prepared to engage with the subject.