Sentence examples for the great damage from inspiring English sources

In a taped message issued at the same time, bin Laden praises the "great damage to the enemy" on Sept. 11 and mentions five hijackers by name.

"The size of the penalties is testimony to the great damage risky derivatives bets can do, and that's important," Levin said in a statement.

In the long term, however, we have to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels because of the great damage they are causing to the environment and the toxic economic effect of price volatility".

For example, bottom-trawling (the technique that is to the ocean what clear-cutting is to forest) remains one of the most common commercial fishing techniques, despite the great damage it causes.

"The whole purpose of an action like that is to remove drug dealers from the areas around schoolyards and playgrounds because of the great damage that drug dealers do, and the police want to do that without creating disruption, problems or difficulty for children," the mayor said.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his cabinet on Sunday that Israel would work "to formulate practical and public diplomacy measures in order to reverse and minimize the great damage that has been done by this campaign of denigration against the State of Israel".

Hurricane Katrina caused the greatest damage last year, at $135 billion.

The greater damage, in his view, was the way the leaks heightened suspicions among foreign leaders.

The greatest damage was done to the children whose parents fearfully refused to have them vaccinated.

The greatest damage will be done to schools serving the most disadvantaged pupils," he says.

Mr. Klau argued that "the greatest damage has been done to the European Commission".