Sentence examples for worldwide damage from inspiring English sources

It causes severe damage on cucurbit crops such as squash and melons, and worldwide damage on papaya, a widely grown tropical fruit crop.

But in this case, history may, if only may, be wrong.. Attitudes in China towards the country's product-safety problems have changed over the past year as the growing worldwide damage to the reputation of the "made in China" label has become more apparent.

Unsworth is seeking financial retribution over "worldwide damage" to his reputation.

Worldwide damage from wildfires is in the billions of euros annually.

Invasive non-native species are considered the second biggest threat after habitat loss to biodiversity worldwide; damage caused by invasive species globally amounts to almost 5%% of the world economy (Defra 2008).

The southern green stinkbug, or green vegetable bug (Nezara viridula), which occurs worldwide, damages beans, berries, tomatoes, and other garden crops.

Evony's lawyers did not respond to a request for comment, but have previously said that the company intends to seek worldwide damages – a move believed to be a first in a case of this kind.

But others in the administration, particularly some at the State Department, say an attack on Iraq would be seen as a confrontation with Islam worldwide, damaging Israeli-Palestinian peace prospects, bringing further unrest to the region and undermining support for battling Osama bin Laden and his network, Al Qaeda.

Adding Guangzhou, the four top cities account for 43% of global losses as of 2005, when the cost of worldwide flood damage was an estimated $6bn a year.

More than three hours later -- after stock prices on Wall Street had begun their sharp decline -- the European Central Bank matched the Fed's rate cut, saying it was acting in coordination with the Fed to limit the worldwide economic damage stemming from the attacks.

It could not only determine whether the world's biggest carbon-trading market survives but delay the emergence of a worldwide market, damage Europe's environmental policies across the board and affect the prospects for a future treaty to limit greenhouse-gas emissions.