Sentence examples for might severely damage from inspiring English sources

This can be a major cause of fatigue failure and might severely damage the whole tower/nacelle/rotor structure.

Thus, over the 15-year projected duration of a single mining operation, nodule mining might severely damage abyssal seafloor communities over areas of 20,000 to 45,000 km² (a zone at least the size of Massachusetts).

Buildings that would be unscathed in a more typical 30-second quake might be severely damaged after several minutes of shaking.

Another Diaz victory would have sunk any possibility of another massive moneymaker, and it might have severely damaged McGregor's longterm status as the company's top draw.

A failure of its global web of credit derivatives might have severely damaged many other institutions, which is apparently why the Federal Reserve took emergency action to help prop up an insurance company.

"He knew that if it could be shown that he had acted improperly as an agent provocateur, inducing Miss Contostavlos to do something she would not otherwise do, his own credibility and standing and the prospect of conviction in the case might both be severely damaged".

Therefore, the PCNA imunohistochemistry was carried out to confirm liver regeneration, especially the proliferation of the non-parenchyma cells, such as Kupffer cells, NK and other immune cells in the liver, because these cells exert cellular defense functions for the whole body but also for the liver itself and these cells might also be severely damaged in the APAP hepatotoxicity.

screen can severely damage it.

"It can severely damage our business".

Drugs can severely damage or kill puppies and older dogs.

To ravage is to destroy or severely damage something.