Sentence examples for more lasting damage from inspiring English sources

But corporate zombies do more lasting damage.

The more lasting damage has come from the loss of buoyancy in property tax.

In other cases, the shutdown has caused more lasting damage to businesses and workers.

The more lasting damage could be to the once-stellar reputation of the bank and its chief executive, Jamie Dimon.

As bad as a shutdown would be, heading much further toward the Republicans' number would do far more lasting damage to the economy.

The camera phone has joined the Chinese burn in the armamentarium of the school bully, and does far more lasting damage.

Despite the bright spots in their lives, the longer they stay in a shelter, Ms. Oke says, the more lasting the damage to Izaiyah.

"The longer this goes on, the more lasting the damage to children, to their future and thus the future of Syria itself".

This kind of channelling, conducted for decades throughout South Louisiana with the state's encouragement, in all likelihood has caused more severe and lasting damage to the marsh ecology than any oil spill.

The Texans suffered their first defeat of the season last week, getting mauled by Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, but the Ravens sustained a more lasting kind of damage when they lost both Ray Lewis and the cornerback Lardarius Webb for the season following their win over Dallas.

The Republican Party, on the other hand, has already suffered quite a bit from Trump's presidential ambitions, and may sustain even more, and longer lasting, damage.