Sentence examples for suffering collateral damage from inspiring English sources

Would-be home buyers are suffering collateral damage.

If some writers are suffering collateral damage, others are benefiting from this new setup.

David Kalpakis, owner of Winchell's Pizza, said that his business had fallen 65percentt and that local merchants were suffering "collateral damage" from the terrorist attacks.

But Clegg will hint that the Lib Dems may be suffering collateral damage due to Tory in-fighting distracting from the coalition's reform agenda.

Andrew George, a Lib Dem MP who is chairman of the group, said these communities were suffering "collateral damage" and extra discrimination amid all the furore.

The stewards of the world's largest economies are anxious for a compromise, to keep their own finances from suffering collateral damage.

Did America suffer collateral damage?

Host General Wesley Clark suffered collateral damage to his reputation.

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.

Carine Zarkout, an engineering student, said: "We are suffering the collateral damage.

Globally the coastal zone is suffering the collateral damage from continuing urban development and construction, expanding resource sectors, increasing population, regulation to river flow, and on-going land change and degradation.