Sentence examples for serious casualty from inspiring English sources

Public confidence in the police will be the most serious casualty if bereaved families are ignored.

A more serious casualty could be the offshore natural gas industry, potentially the biggest arena for economic cooperation.

If the company isn't able to invest successfully [in its business], you could be left with a serious casualty.

The most serious casualty today was a 12-year-old Palestinian boy in Gaza, who was critically wounded.

One serious casualty was Beekman Avenue, where a number of drinking establishments and delicatessens that served automotive workers have closed, leaving behind a string of empty storefronts.

Serious reporting could be the most serious casualty, because it's expensive and present estimates of digital income won't cover the costs of foreign correspondents and a well-staffed newsroom; philanthropic owners or a drastic reconfiguring of editorial budgets will certainly be required.

Outnumbered and lacking firepower, the redshirts suffered serious casualties.

That repression may lead to very serious casualties.

Fatigue cracks may lead to serious casualties such as water flooding, oil leakage, and hull collapse.

Stanford professor Jeff Hancock asks whether trust is one of social media's most serious casualties.

"If there had been serious casualties, bookings would have been cancelled across the board.