Sentence examples for slightest damage from inspiring English sources

Do the slightest damage to the least important finger, and the whole hand is affected.

It turns out that placing a cold Peltier element right next to a hot one triggers an intense burning sensation without the slightest damage to the skin.

Britain has more than 90 of them in bilateral deals, without doing the slightest damage to consumer protection, our sovereignty or our NHS.

It's hard to believe that this has done the slightest damage to the monarchy in the eyes of most people, however: and the idea that the head of state "lobbies" government is in itself an absurdity.

'A car hire company will charge you for the slightest damage done to the vehicle, but if you take out our policy before you go, then we can reimburse you for any claims, even as low as £50.

In its versatility in performing a large number of indispensable functions, it has no equal; in fact, it presides over so many such activities that even the slightest damage to it has serious consequences.

Slight damage in tsunami control forest, stop drifts.

Most of them avoided collapse and some showed only slight damage.

Stiller caused slight damage to the fine-tuned machine, but Armstrong laughed it off.

Bouncing along the highway often causes slight damage that requires repair before the next show.

The ground level, which was used for parking, sustained only slight damage.