Sentence examples for lasting casualty from inspiring English sources

Their economies have suffered for it: Venezuela's economy has become a lasting casualty of the recession, despite the swift recovery in the oil price.So there are differences.

For many of these children, education - and the future it opens to them - is a lasting casualty.

The Great Recession left lasting casualties.

But it should be the last casualty, not the first.

The real last casualty of L'Aquila's earthquake could be free speech.

ReprintsThe last casualty of this week's wrangling was Philippos Petsalnikos, the speaker of parliament.

Chamberlain, who died in 1914 of the wounds he received at Petersburg, Va., is said to be the last casualty of the Civil War.

The last casualty of the devastating Florence flood of 1966 has been reassembled, raising hopes of a full restoration before the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest cultural disasters of modern times.

Either way, Walker's departure – which follows that of former Texas governor Rick Perry – is unlikely to be the last casualty of an unpredictable 2016 primary cycle where, it seems, money isn't everything.

The last casualty of the Civil War was a Hoosier of the 34th Regiment Indiana Infantry.

On 17 December, the battalion's last casualty of the campaign, a soldier named Private Hayes, died from meningitis.