Sentences with phrase «plenty of damage»

And in any case, a 200 - lb rider traveling at 15 mph on the sidewalk could still do plenty of damage to you, a human, walking.

(1) Plenty of damage in the neighborhood.

It's less weak to dragon, but it'll steal deal plenty of damage.

That single change alone will do plenty of damage — not only to oil, but to the oil industry's influence and power.

As a result, there are frequently large discrepancies in bumper heights, which can cause plenty of damage when a car collides with a larger truck.

Traore earned plenty of plaudits for his performance, but Arsenal fans will rightly be worried about a second successive league game in which Monreal has struggled to deal with a jet - heeled wideman, with Swansea City's Mo Barrow also inflicting plenty of damage last weekend.

Now, sure, Duke was not invincible in DN3D either, but at the same time he could take plenty of damage before dying.

Detonating a bomb of that scale on the ground would still do plenty of damage within a certain range, of course, but weapons engineers use physics to expand the reach of such bombs.

Playing into Pep Guardiola's hands, City dominated and did plenty of damage with the ball, earning a 2 - 1 victory that many feel has ended this season's title race as a contest.

We see plenty of damaging and misleading stereotypes — but some films foster empathy toward people who are suffering

To judge from Lawrence Wright's no - holds - barred literary exposé, we can expect plenty of damaging material, much of it from the mouths of several former members of the church, who sit for interviews.

Landing the hook will do plenty of damage early, but in doing so you have burned your escape.

And there's plenty of damage in Texas and North Carolina...

Cyberbullying can take many forms — and inflict plenty of damage.

Normal cars can plow through the zombies with relative ease and can take plenty of damage, so there is never any need for custom vehicles.

These small diversions are still a pain to control, but do deal plenty of damage.

Although there appeared to be no malice from Payet, the West Ham United star certainly did plenty of damage.

«This culture of credulity,» Surowiecki writes, «did plenty of damage to the economy, but now it has given way to something even more corrosive; namely, endemic mistrust.»

Al Muwallad will most likely play off the bench during the Asian Cup and will do plenty of damage to tiring defenders.

As I pointed out in my initial post, even a smaller woman can do plenty of damage.

Although Lori is already dead on the TV series, there is still plenty of damage this Governor can cause in when the third season returns since he holds the fates of brothers Merle (Michael Rooker) and Daryl (Norman Reedus) in his hands and is on the warpath to kill Michonne.

This purported sadistic driver will be able to do plenty of damage to the rear - seat occupants, as the X6 M can maintain grip at amazing speeds in the corners.

The bullet had missed his vital heart structures, but even so, it had done plenty of damage, tearing through the subclavian artery, which carries blood over the top of the lung and into the arm.

It's more than just getting account access and draining your accounts (although that can do plenty of damage).

Another result of this breach is that credit reports now only show partial Social Security and account numbers as an added layer of protection, but a criminal who obtains your credit report illegally can still use it to do plenty of damage.

You also have plenty of orange orbs to collect, these are used to purchase upgrades to your gun, shield and also different combo moves for melee attacks, which not only do plenty of damage but look pretty awesome.

The BP Gulf spill (or whatever we decide to call it) has already done plenty of damage to wildlife, the local economy, and people's livelihoods.

Once it's installed, it can do plenty of damage, including: