Definition of «little damage»

The phrase "little damage" means that there is minimal harm or impact caused by something. It could refer to a situation where an event, object or person has caused some sort of disruption but the extent of the effect is not significant and can be easily repaired or recovered from.

Sentences with «little damage»

A truly ecological civilization will do as little damage as possible to weaker and poorer people in the process of supplying its own needs. (religion-online.org)
Yet, as the race entered its final days, the attacks appeared to do little damage, as de Blasio's position in the polls continued to improve. (dnainfo.com)
As long as you keep a few accounts open to build your length of credit history, closing several accounts after 11 months does very little damage as well. (policygenius.com)
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Definition of «little damage»

Sentences with «little damage»

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