Sentence examples for more extensive damage from inspiring English sources

Farming has done more extensive damage to wildlife and habitats than all the factories ever built.

Heavy rains and more extensive damage to houses have also increased the costs, he said.

Any potential for more extensive damage needs no further spelling out.

It's a good indication that there's probably more extensive damage than you think".

In more extreme events, the same strategy would be likely to cause more extensive damage.

The injury originally was diagnosed as a bruised rib before tests revealed more extensive damage Saturday.

As can be seen in Figure 3a, SE-negative transfectants L514.3 and L259.3 mounted adequate adenosine-mediated resistance to H2O2-induced DNA damage, whereas SE-positive transfectant L565.5 cells failed to respond to adenosine and consequently suffered more extensive DNA damage.

Glial activation has been proposed to be caused by neuronal damage, which is present in both, ischemic and degenerative pathology, but may be exacerbated in HSD due to more extensive tissue damage affecting not only neurons, but also the neuropil.

Histological evaluation revealed more extensive neurological damage in young ischemic as compared to old rats.

Untreated lesions remain a risk factor for more extensive joint damage.

The sheep, Monbiot claims, have caused "more extensive environmental damage in this country than all the building that has ever taken place here".