Sentence examples for serious collateral from inspiring English sources

How on earth do the vintners manage to get through the tasting day without fistfights, lawsuits and serious collateral damage?

"If not used carefully, the C.F.P.B.'s tremendous power to go after bad actors could cause serious collateral damage to America's job creators," he said.

Rather than attempting to defuse this ticking football bomb, we now find ourselves dealing with the aftermath and serious collateral damage, much of which could have been averted.

It hits you in the head and in the stomach, with the heart not a primary target -- though it is subject to serious collateral pain.

"In the best of all possible worlds," Justice Scalia wrote, "criminal defendants contemplating a guilty plea ought to be advised of all serious collateral consequences of conviction, and surely ought not to be misadvised".

He added that there would be "serious collateral damage", with jobs hit - including 300 post closures in the next year.

"An uncontained failure is the most serious because it causes collateral damage," he said.

Kasparaitis joined Greg de Vries, who is sidelined perhaps another month with a more serious tear of the medial collateral ligament in his right knee, on the injured list.

The leak of the helicopter video, which Wikileaks titled "Collateral Murder," caused serious consternation at the Pentagon, where senior officials are increasingly concerned about technology that makes it easier to anonymously post documents, photographs and videos online.

But there are serious questions about the costs and collateral damage of such an expansion.

Most important, did they talk in a serious way about what level of collateral damage would be acceptable?