Sentence examples for outright damage from inspiring English sources

The vibrations cause rapid wear and tear not to mention outright damage, especially to electronics.In the past, engineers have tried to reduce these vibrations by fixing rubber pads to the treads.

But if the wear and tear is excessive and outright damage has occurred (wine or vomit stains on the carpet, the unmistakable odor of cat pee, a child's "artwork" painted directly on the walls, broken doors or holes in walls from who knows what), that's on you and will come out of your security deposit.

But in the worst-case scenarios, brands are finding their ads running alongside content that is outright damaging to their images.

Obviously that means that we should not cause outright harm: we must put an end to environmental damage, egregious tax avoidance and mis-selling scandals.

In an unrelated study Friday, researchers found that Zika can infect embryonic cells that help form the brain, and harm them in two ways: killing some outright and damaging the ability of others to divide and grow in number.

Candidates accordingly believed that being caught in an outright lie could damage their careers.

And yet both campaigns seemed to live a life beyond consequence, correctly discerning that it was worth getting a scolding from the journalistic church ladies if a stretch or an elide or an outright prevarication did damage to the opposition.

The bully will systematically unload personal attacks, tell outright lies that damage reputations, sabotage your work or take credit for it, refuse to give you a raise for no reason, ignore or dismiss your complaints of mistreatment or even encourage their continuation and will put you down in front of others.

Reckless pricing practices, reliance on tacky direct to consumer ads, and outright fraud, have damaged the industry's reputation.

Labour veers between defensive rhetoric that PFI was the best way to fund the investment our public sector so desperately needed during its last government, and angrily demanding such contracts be cancelled outright, wilfully ignoring what damage this would do to any government's ability to ever borrow again.

Alongside this, the dragon can perform a special attack called "Dragon Overdrive", which kills many normal enemy units outright and deals high damage to stronger units and bosses.