Sentence examples for of enormous damage from inspiring English sources

Fear of enormous damage awards resulting from class-action lawsuits has created a wide gap between the price of the food company and its parent.

And non-American plaintiffs are attracted by the potential of enormous damage payments in the United States and a common provision protecting them from paying legal fees even if they lose.

A victory in the case, he says, could generate the kind of enormous damage awards and nationwide publicity that would force corporate America to rethink its approach to age in the workplace.

He talked of the "dark past" of the church, of the enormous damage it had caused victims, of the need for the church to act "from the heart".

All of which is recognition of the enormous damage that these immigration policies are inflicting on the international reputation of British universities and their contribution to the UK economy.

"We all love him -- terrifically affable sort of chap -- but capable of doing enormous damage".

This argument reflects the fact that there are unlikely to be any letters submitted to the court in advance of the sentencing from so-called victims of his crimes, as we saw before the sentencing of Mr. Madoff, when there were poignant reminders of the enormous damage he caused.

But it is a sign that the government is aware of the enormous damage done to its reputation by allegations of widespread human rights abuses this year.

As the 1908 Tunguska event, which leveled trees across an area of Siberia some 30 km in diameter demonstrated, even relatively small objects 30-500 m diameter) are capable of inflicting enormous damage.

Mr. Bush particularly has been able to steer clear so far of the enormous damage to the state employees' pension fund, which lost more than any other public pension fund.

Speaking as a Brit, I can confirm Thomas L. Friedman's impression of the enormous damage to American standing in Britain caused by issues like Guantánamo Bay, the torture and abuse of prisoners by the United States military, and reports of people being seized and deported to "friendly" countries for interrogation and torture on behalf of the American administration.