Sentence examples for looming damage from inspiring English sources

A report in May from the Center for Native American Youth described the looming damage to housing and juvenile-justice programs, child-welfare and mental-health services, and education.

In China, as the virus becomes more entrenched, serious economic damages are looming and Chinese travelers are in danger of becoming international pariahs.

Now, entirely predictably, there are cries that something must be done (as though the prospective mountain of damages now looming over Wapping wasn't a most chilling "something" already).

Looming cuts would "inflict lasting damage on our national defense and hurt the very men and women who protect this country," said Secretary Hagel in December 2012.

Many critical conservation programs for wildlife and public lands will be severely damaged by the looming spending cuts.

With the April 17 filing deadline looming, Block is trying to limit the damage.

Mr. Anderson agreed, though he said the looming questions were "How do you avoid damaging the TED brand?

Come January, there is another peak looming -- for all the unwanted or damaged or otherwise rejected stuff that people want to return to stores.

And looming behind it all is the worry that lasting damage could disrupt the election in places.

But one looming threat to keep an eye on is the electronic damage caused by a "cyber jihad".

The Army's senior commanders immediately understood they had a problem — a looming political and public-relations disaster that would taint America and damage the war effort.