Sentence examples for suffering serious damage from inspiring English sources

Those who continue to treat Travellers less favourably than they would treat others will face the legal consequences of paying out large sums in compensation, paying costs and suffering serious damage to their reputations.

A glazed terra-cotta relief by the Renaissance sculptor Andrea della Robbia came loose overnight from its perch above a doorway at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and crashed to the stone floor below, suffering serious damage, museum officials said on Tuesday.

Petropavlovsk was hit once, suffering serious damage.

The battle began again, both frigates suffering serious damage in the second encounter.

During the attack on Taranto on 12 November 1940, Littorio was hit twice by torpedos, suffering serious damage.

A savvy media manipulator, he's also managed to avoid suffering serious damage for his more controversial votes, like his opportunistic support for Wall Street deregulation in the lead-up to the 2009 financial crisis, or for waiting to throw his weight behind gay marriage until it became politically expedient to do so.

But Fabini never finished the game, suffering serious ligament damage in his knee, which ended his season.

The operation went awry and he nearly bled to death on the operating table, suffering serious brain damage.

The process, Dr. Tschinkel explains, is maddening: "You have now entered a dangerous domain, in which you cannot remain for long without suffering serious brain damage.

But in a US national championship event on Big Mountain, Montana, he crashed headfirst at more than 50mph, tumbling through two protective nets and suffering serious brain damage which affected the rest of his life.

But concern is growing over the safe use of small, battery-powered hand-held lasers, with thousands of incidents now happening every year of aircraft pilots being targeted from the ground, with some suffering serious eye damage.