Sentence examples for there will be collateral from inspiring English sources

Bonus especially tiresome talking point: Killing complete strangers using one weapon (drones) is way more dehumanizing than killing complete strangers using a different weapon (guns, artillery, cruise missiles, etc).. THERE WILL BE COLLATERAL DAMAGEThere are two sides to this.

Necessarily there will be collateral damage.

There will be collateral damage if changes are not made.

But there will be collateral damage to others too.

"Of course there will be collateral advantages for Dubai," she said.

There will be "collateral damage", they acknowledge: adults and children boarding or on the vessels under attack will be killed.

"I think there'll be collateral damage but we have to impose our force, there is no other way".

Meanwhile, according to Baker, North Korean civilians will be collateral damage as well.

If these plans do not go ahead there will be a collateral damage effect on small and medium businesses," he said.

Even when they are bashing and thrashing each other – this time in an environment where there will be no collateral damage – what is all too clear is that their profound love and Avenger-y fellowship is undamaged.

Soon the government will solemnly tell us that Britain is fine, but unfortunately the US under Mr Clinton (they will probably blame Mr Bush) did not succeed in abolishing boom and bust, so there will be some collateral damage over here.