Sentence examples for unstoppable damage from inspiring English sources
A particularly vocal critic, Professor Paul Cheshire of the London School of Economics, has written that "the unstoppable damage they do to societal fairness, housing affordability, the economic efficiency of our cities, even the environment, is devastating".
Luce says that middle class income has been hollowed-out and unless there is a return to a more pragmatic politics the damage will be unstoppable.
Yokozuna, who was pushed as an unstoppable monster, was unable to inflict any serious damage on The Undertaker when the two faced each other in an elimination match.
This distinction carries important policy implications, for "while the suicide terrorist may be unstoppable, those behind him certainly are not; they can be deterred by inflicting unacceptable damage on them".
The similarities between this response and the response to tissue damage suggest that the loss of polarity drives tumor formation through an unstoppable wound-healing reaction.
Superman, for example, can fly, is invulnerable to damage, and has heat vision and a cold breath blast, so you'd think he'd be pretty unstoppable.
This is unstoppable India.
