Sentence examples for inflicts major damage from inspiring English sources

We know that it produces toxic (and radioactive) wastewater that contaminates drinking water; there is reason to suspect, despite industry denials, that it also contaminates groundwater; and the heavy trucking required for fracking inflicts major damage on roads.

Mr. Toland surmised that Roosevelt thought the Japanese were incapable of inflicting major damage.

He is confident that there will be no repeat of the 2000 tournament, which inflicted major damage to the finances, and public standing, of British rugby league.

They are also less likely than pickup-based models to inflict major damage on cars during collisions, and they typically emit less of the gases linked to smog and global warming.

Gerry Adams is accused of not taking sufficiently firm action against his brother, and of misleading assertions that Sinn Fein had kicked him out.These revelations have raised unanswered questions, but they do not appear to have inflicted major damage on Sinn Fein.

New tests show that it would have been very difficult for falling debris to inflict major damage on the tiles on the underside of the shuttle Columbia during its launching in January, a member of the board investigating its fatal accident said today.

Yet, as Advanced Micro Devices starts to inflict major damage on Intel in the microprocessor space, the commoditization of processors is a more likely explanation for a more closely fought battle than is the management theory.

"This step by Washington will inflict major damage on U.S.-Russia ties".

Violence has eased since then but insurgents are still capable of inflicting major damage and casualties.

What most people do not realize is that cyber criminals do not have to be too sophisticated to inflict major damage.

Whilst victory in that battle had been relatively straightforward, Firestorm 3 had increased the thickness of its armour for this battle to make it harder for Razer to inflict major damage.