Sentence examples for sheer damage from inspiring English sources

The report made no mention of the sheer damage inflicted.

He said:  "The sheer damage it will do to the economy does not bear thinking about.

Attacking melee is sometimes boring, but the sheer damage of every hit makes it worthwhile.

Japan is still reeling from the sheer extent of the damage unfurled by its recent earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear crisis.

There will be more, for the sheer scope of the damage has even hobbled efforts to tally the dead and missing.

There will be more, for the sheer scope of the damage has hobbled even efforts to tally the dead and missing.

After reading Woolf's criticism of prison conditions he does not regret his "explosion of evil" remark about the riot, but qualifies it by explaining his shock at seeing injuries caused by prisoner-on-prisoner attacks and the sheer scale of the damage done to the prison he was so desperate to improve.

Narrowly escaping through the portal to Filgaia, the trio arrives at Ka Dingel just as it collapses, with Asgard arriving to shield them from the falling debris, but the sheer strain causes great damage to the Earth golem, and so, is later allowed to sleep once more beneath the earth with Cecilia's help.

Endothelial cell damage or sheer stress conditions [ 9, 10] activate platelets and stimulate the expression of specific adhesion molecules (e.g., P-selectin, CD40, CD154, and GP IIb/IIIa) and secretion of cytokines and chemokines [ 11, 12].

What's particularly worrisome here though is the sheer scale of the damages being sought by the TATA Group against Greenpeace: 2.1 million US$ in damages -- an absurd amount.

In an overload, a power network risks extensive physical damage because of the sheer amount of electricity swirling around.