Sentence examples for much damage for from inspiring English sources

"A nuclear attack from the North would cause too much damage for us to react," Mr. Kim said, speaking at a security seminar on Wednesday.

A number of Assembly Democrats reported recently hearing Speaker Sheldon Silver say that his strategy was to let the redistricting be decided by a special master, but in an interview yesterday he denied that that was his plan, saying it could cause too much damage for incumbents and would hurt the state if senior Congressional representatives lost their seats.

I fell apart with frustration that I would always feel like this and that my childhood had done too much damage for me to ever recover from it.

That didn't actually cause much damage, except for a little more scratching on the corner.

And just like Comcast and the other cable guys adopted Tivo's DVR functionality into their boxes before Tivo could do much damage, look for them to eventually copy Netflix, too, and offer a much wider variety of on demand content.

But for that energy level, the fireball didn't do nearly as much damage as predicted for a blast that strong.

Sometimes known as the 'lulz', groups can seek to cause as much damage as possible for little reason other than personal enjoyment.

Luckily (or unluckily, depending on how you look at it) they'd only sold a couple hundred of the things before this minor calamity, so there's not too much damage to pay for out of pocket.

I want people to understand just how much damage this causes for the survivors.

While intense downpours will allow for flooding to persist across the region, the dangerous storm surge will produce much damage and flooding for the coastal areas.

Across Georgia, many schools in rural areas sustained so much damage they will close for the rest of the year.