Sentences with phrase «does immense damage»

For example, there is a guy who looks like he has a baseball bat, that if he hits you, he does immense damage.

«She is doing herself immense damage with the way she is behaving, and even if she does stand she hasn't got a cat in hell's chance of winning.

«Housing interacts very powerfully with our GDP and we could do immense damage to the broader economy by trying to cool specific markets.»

I've seen many people doing immense damage to their own side in similar ways, and it's very rare for them to ever recognise the fact.

This latter would do immense damage to humans, human society and current ecology.

Though countless forms of anthropogenic activity have done immense damage to the planet and climate system, there can be no legitimate discussion of the weather or the climate system without first and foremost including the single greatest climate disrupting and damaging factor of all, global climate engineering.

The Cambridge Analytica scandal has done immense damage to the brand, sources across the company believe.

Not exact matches

And, though Buscher had seen the place safely through multiple floods, tidal waves, and Hurricanes Iwa and Dot during her tenure, the immense damage done by Iniki closed the Coco Palms for good.

The damage done to the Irish Church has, of course, been immense.

«What was done under her premiership was highly damaging and caused immense pain and suffering to ordinary people.»

It does an immense amount of damage to British democracy.»

According to Cowal, Piot's success is due in no small measure to his scientific credentials, which gives him immense credibility when talking about the damage done by HIV and AIDS.

The letter, signed by some 140 French scientists, including prominent personalities such as Nobel laureates Georges Charpak and Jean - Marie Lehn, warned of the «immense damage» which would be done if scientific phenomena were to be interpreted according to religious axioms.

The WJEC exam board says the Welsh government could do «immense damage» to the way qualifications are overseen.

To do so would require them to cross the Barrier Reef and cause immense damage to the coral ecosystem.

When the people were blissfully ignorant of GW did they think fossil energy was doing genuine damage to their health and environment or did they enjoy the comfort and immense benefits of that energy.

So climate alarmism is not just the biggest scam ever perpetrated on society, but one that would do immense real damages to all the objectives I have for our country, our economy, and the environment.

********************** I. Newton was wrong, but he didn't take «immense damage.»