Sentence examples for severe collateral damage from inspiring English sources

We also lack a credible method for closing large financial institutions without inflicting severe collateral damage on the economy.

To these self-serving ends, language has suffered severe collateral damage during this war on terror, as words -- drafted for propaganda purposes -- are divested of intrinsic meaning, bearing little or no relationship to the truth.

They were among the first to expand into neighboring countries like Albania and Bulgaria after the fall of communism, but now are suffering severe collateral damage from their country's debt load and plummeting economy.

Of Merkel's three fundamental foreign policy decisions, strategic abstention is understandable but unsustainable in the long run; her recipe to tackle the crisis is probably correct but could create severe collateral damage; and her intergovernmental turn revolutionizes the integration project by risking some of its historic achievements.

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned of "severe collateral damage".

In sepsis, there is a fine line between overwhelming the offending pathogen and inflicting severe collateral damage to the host.

The bubble bursts when the price drops, causing a crash and usually some severe economic collateral damage.

The Mayor of Kingston warns of "severe repercussions" and "collateral damage".

He predicted that there would be "severe repercussions" and "collateral damage" if Coke were arrested, and that this would "risk destroying everything the Government was trying to do on the economy and crime".

Most of those who got into financial trouble because of "troubled assets" suffered severe consequences, and many innocent people are still suffering the collateral damage.

The collateral damage the plastic water jugs cause is also severe.