Sentence examples for its own damage from inspiring English sources

But his hostile rhetoric does its own damage — and it will be compounded if it is followed by an unseemly show of comity with Mr. Putin at their meeting next week.

He asked the tough, appropriate questions and when Brown squirmed or gave an answer that didn't quite measure up, Sway just let it sit there and do its own damage.

Cultural assimilation did its own damage.

Telemedicine delivered to their home, in which a person monitors their own care, is often offered as a solution, but that may intensify a sense of isolation that does its own damage.

Even in the painful first half of 1998, when the industry was watching a quarter of its earnings evaporate, Total managed to hold its own damage to less than 6percentt of net income.

Tamerlane has its own damage claims against the Afghan company, Kelley said.

We have spent so far — on hotels, food, diesel and supplies — between $750 and $800 and we are not able to go back yet due to not being able to contact the Realtor, which is closed and dealing with its own damages and losses.

Theirs was a marriage that worked in its own terms, despite the collateral damage.

Mr. Spitzer's unhappiness generated its own collateral damage.

The NFL's been taking its own steady damage this fall.

Finally, the increased pressure of new tourism could cause its own environmental damage, as has been demonstrated in the crowded Yosemite Valley.