Sentence examples for more financial damage from inspiring English sources

This would inflict more financial damage than soldiers or drug agents have managed in years and substantially weaken cartels.

This model was created under Mr Pischetsreider's predecessor, as was the new Golf, which has also struggled unexpectedly, and caused even more financial damage to the company.The first Golf hit the European market in 1974, creating a new market for small sporty hatchbacks.

Does it potentially expose Uber to far more financial damage?

But from virtually the moment that Mr. Louima first filed a federal lawsuit claiming that his civil rights had been violated in the attack and its aftermath, it has been far less certain whether he would win more than financial damages.

Still, even with the additional losses, Lehman's collapse is unlikely to inflict more than minor financial damage to banks here in Tokyo, Asia's largest financial center, analysts said.

Still, it seems that algos can "break bad" just like people do, only with perhaps exponentially more potential for financial damage.

On Wednesday, shortly after O'Reilly was ousted at Fox News, the apparent result of a mounting protest against his long record of alleged workplace sexual harassment and, more to the point, the financial damage that this protest was doing to the network—I picked up a copy of "Those Who Trespass" and read it straight through.

But it has attracted little of the intense interest that once surrounded lawsuits against major cigarette producers — a sign, specialists say, that a tumultuous period of tobacco litigation is winding down after more than a decade with little financial damage to the industry.

This would limit the financial damage to California -- the state government is currently spending more than a billion dollars a month to subsidize electricity purchases.

But rather than cut advertising spending to minimize the financial damage — as the studio's top marketer advised — Columbia did the opposite, pouring even more money into ads.

And no more financial crises".