Sentence examples for is more damage from inspiring English sources
All that seems to have emerged from a series of crisis meetings yesterday in which editor-in-chief Darren Goodsir and managing editor Stuart Washington discussed the fallout is more damage control.
The Giants have estimated that surgery could keep Hilliard out until early September, but if there is more damage or a nerve problem in the joint of the big toe, Hilliard could miss more time.
His friends argue vehemently, he continued, that while "it's bad if there are a few civilian casualties" from drones, "there is more damage caused by Pakistani F-16s, and, anyway, if we don't stop them they'll take over and we'll all have beards and our wives and daughters will be in burkas".
"We'll have to scan it to see if there is more damage, but hopefully it will only be two to three weeks," he said.
The President is more damaged by the hearings than had been expected.
Franck leaves it to you to decide which is more damaging.
But the dullness of the book's players is more damaging.
My Sherwood Forest is stranger and more menacing than it has ever been depicted before; my Robin is more damaged and haunted; my Marian is more desperate and deadly.
Cherry says the junta's "request" that media outlets determine their own limits when reporting on the military government is more damaging.
During hydraulic oedema and in the early phase of lung injury, the prevalent lesion is fragmentation of chondroitin sulphate, whereas in lesional oedema heparin sulphate is more damaged.
"There's more damage than anybody knew," he said.
