Sentences with phrase «greater damage inflicted»

Not exact matches

Global Risks: A Roadmap for Business in a Changing Economy What risks are lurking on the global horizon, failing to draw our full attention but capable of inflicting great disruption and damage?

Collectively we are very powerful and can inflict great harm, damage and pain.

«I am endorsing Donald J. Trump not only because of my apprehensions about Hillary Clinton and the damage she would inflict on this great country,» stated Dobson, who now leads the Family Talk radio program.

He was into something and I rem the City game at the Emirates where he bossed and we should have won, but again his self inflicting damages is what will cost him and on a greater extent the team...

Never mind the sun damage that Pete Carroll inflicted on the USC football program — the elements in the Great Northwest don't ask questions.

Basically, if diplomacy will not work, the damage inflicted by the aggressor is going to be serious and certain, the war against those damages will not produce greater evils AND Vatican City has a reasonable chance to win the war, than the Pope may declare war if he so wishes.

Now, though, the mayor's advisers are concerned that the transition from Bharara to whichever Republican Trump installs will slow things down to the point where the timing of any possible indictments inflicts greater damage.

The Conservative government was able to inflict great damage on many parts of the UK; not least my constituency of Barrow and Furness and home city of Sheffield, because we attacked them for everything instead of acknowledging where they had a point in their basic analysis.

It was when we were led by Howard that UKIP inflicted great damage on us in both the Euro - elections and at the General Election.

It's entirely possible for you to encounter a fully upgraded star hunter or hero that can inflict or withstand significantly greater damage due to better equipment.

These three men, with their impatience, their obsession with standardized testing data, and their general disdain for anything that doesn't match their priorities have inflicted great damage on American public education, wielding influence far beyond their wisdom.

Greater damage is inflicted if the fighter's stamina is low or regenerating.

In this case my character wielded a humongous Great Sword that could inflict a significant amount of damage, and wore the fur lined armour that the protagonist has worn in much of the promotional material released for the game so far.

This difficulty definitely ramps up as you progress and need for better gear becomes evident but only due to the damage inflicted by enemies becoming greater.

You learn to rely on these now and then, as the amount of damage you can inflict on enemies is great, but they are not something you can use all the time.

It inflicts great damage, but none would call it effective against multiple foes.

This is a key to efficient play as it allows you to both more forward and inflict damage, while a downward strike is a great way to attack foes beneath you and uncover new paths through a level.

The main weapons to inflict this with are the Hammer, Hunting Horn and Charge Blade (using the axe form's phial attacks), although other weapons have certain attacks which deal impact damage, such as the Great Sword's shoulder barge or the Sword and Shield's shield bash.

For instance, you could combine an Insect Glaive (for easy mounting and toppling), a Light / Heavy Bowgun (to inflict status effects), a Hammer for K.Os and a Great Sword for raw damage.

Instead, the game aims to focus on the player's ability to use their respective weapon of choice's combos, to inflict the greatest damage to a monster.

I think that worry is appropriate, given the massive damage inflicted by a single hurricane — Katrina — which even the world's wealthiest nation has had, and continues to have, great difficulty dealing with.

It was also clear that the next large earthquake to strike near the Valley would cause significantly greater loss of life, structural damage, and economic hardship than past earthquakes had inflicted.

Did climate change cause the Great Plains drought, and the tens of billions of dollars of damage it inflicted?

Just as the tobacco industry was required to pay compensation to the public for health damage of smoking, so the fossil fuel industry should be required to pay, in view of the great largesse it has received from the public and the damage it is inflicting on young people and worldwide.

It will certainly subject human beings to greater indignities and inflict greater damage on the natural world, it will probably lead to greater social disruption and psychological suffering, and it may lead to increased physical suffering — even in «advanced» countries.

The stolen emails were a call to arms for all those who want to stop action on climate change, a sign, just when they thought they were even being abandoned by some conservative politicians, that the energy industry was still in action and capable of inflicting great damage on those scientists.

Evidently his mortal sin against the Climate Cult was pointing out that human - caused climate change is not inflicting greater economic damage due to extreme weather, an empirical truth that cuts against one of the most sacred dogmas of politicized science.

And it's downright deceitful to focus on this minucia while ignoring the bigger picture of a warming globe and increasingly stressful extreme weather events that will continue inflicting greater damage on a complex society that seems to be committed to ignoring the consequences of increasing our planet's atmosphere's insulating medium (GHGs) by a third.

«While it threatens to inflict great damage on society, its potential benefit appears, overall, to be little.

The report of the committee, and the denigrating commentary about the LPP that accompanied it, has inflicted a great deal of damage to the program.

While a Category 1 hurricane typically causes minimal damage and a Category 5 hurricane often causes catastrophic damage, these are relative terms because lower category storms sometimes inflict greater damage than higher category storms depending on where they strike and what hazards they carry along with them.

The fate of a ship stuck in Great Yarmouth sums up the damage that state inaction and unfettered free markets have inflicted on a once - proud merchant fleet

The damage to children of a system that incentivises the coaching of children by an alienating parent to make false allegations against the other parent, is greater than the damage that would be inflicted by allowing a fair system of tested evidence, or a system that risked occasional child abuse.

We understand that the causes of attachment and trauma - related problems — traumatic childhood neglect and abuse — have the power to inflict great developmental damage on children between birth and age three; developmental damage that, untreated, leads to a lifetime of extremely difficult relationships for the child or youth with nearly everyone with whom they have contact.

Yet we have seen in case after case that a collaborative divorce saves the parties not only money but also the great emotional cost of litigated divorce by taking less time, inflicting less trauma, and causing less damage to children.