Sentence examples for mutual damage from inspiring English sources

They pull back when they realize the risk of mutual damage.

The grounds for further complaint, and thus the opportunities for inflicting mutual damage, are immense.

Adults, whether in war or in partnerships, seem intent on mutual damage children see 'meanings' where, for the adult mind, the light has failed.

Those who are thinking of imposing sanctions should be the ones first of all to think about their consequences... in the modern world, when everything is so interconnected and everyone depends on everyone else in one way or another, it's of course possible to do some damage to one another, but it will be mutual damage.

The animals were housed individually in special filter cages to maintain aseptic conditions and to prevent mutual damage to the cranial window.

The more opposition that is provided, the stronger the force required to overcome it, which often leads to mutual structural damage, also known as "saying things you can't take back" and "slamming the silverware drawer so hard you break the soft-close feature".

Low SES could also impair mutual understanding, damage effective communication, and weaken interactive partnership between doctors and patients (33).

One of those who believe this mutual hostility damages the cause of conservation is Philip Merricks, a Kent farmer and lifelong conservationist who has also created two nature reserves – one on the Isle of Sheppey, one on Romney Marsh.

Regarding JPMorgan Chase, Singer feels its buyouts of Bear and Washington Mutual put damaged brands on the company's books.

Russian president Vladimir Putin spoke out against global trade restrictions, saying financial sanctions under political pretexts hurt mutual confidence and damaged the global economy – an apparent reference to western sanctions against Russia.

Consider the damage: mutual funds that invest in long-term United States Treasury bonds lost an average 6.8 percent in May, according to Morningstar, with the loss in principal wiping out years of interest payments.