Sentences with phrase «real damage to»

No real damage to anything but my pride — hope that helps you feel better!

Using a hammer and mini crowbar I managed to remove the granite with no real damage to the wall.

While the vacancy rate is moving in the wrong direction, it would need to move a lot further to cause any real damage to the retail sector's fortunes.

They can do some real damage to your marriage if you let them.

Ironically, this attribution error — blaming the partner entirely for conflicts that, in large part, stem from the nature of the media over which they unfold — may inflict direct and very real damage to the relationship itself.

You'll also need to be somewhat savvy — this procedure is not for beginners and missteps can end up doing real damage to your phone.

«When you have real damage to a large enough company, that translates into the indexes as a whole,» Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial Network, said.

There's no real damage to your personal property.

If there are no injuries and no real damage to the vehicles, you and the other driver involved in the accident may not call the police to investigate.

Second, not paying your debt will do real damage to your credit score; defaulting on your loan will stay on your credit report for seven years, making it nearly impossible to get other loans.

But for companies who are using old ways of measuring risk — and have high overhead — lower rates and a drop in claims thanks to self - driving cars could do real damage to their business model.

The Ontario law allows judges to quickly dispose of SLAPP suits if they infringe on free expression rights while causing little real damage to the target of the expression, and are motivated by a desire by the person launching the lawsuit to silence critics.

These are not just higher bills for refurbishment, re-letting and legal costs, but a reduction in capital value off a higher yield, significant accounting losses and in many cases real damage to portfolio performance.

These measures are causing very real damage to EU companies — hurting jobs and our economy as a whole.

But at the federal level the next four years will be ugly, and there could well be real damage to the solar industry.

But somehow a leak of some ten - year - old e-mails did real damage to its reputation.

He thinks there's real value in the Climate Accord and resents Trump's political stunt in opting out, which will do real damage to the pact.

An excellent site to peruse the real damage to health caused by the Wynne Turbines.

The idea that playing videogames would cause real damage to one's brain is an idiotic notion.

Some dogs may whine, cry, or bark in the crate, while others may go so far as causing real damage to a crate or a room.

Even though you've vacuumed up the eggs; it's very unlikely that you've done any real damage to them — they can still thrive and eventually hatch within the bag and then find their way out again.

There's no real damage to your personal property.

If you have a healthy credit score and have only applied for a couple of cards recently, then the effect on your credit score will most likely be insignificant enough to cause any real damage to your score.

A missed payment may make your credit score drop just a little bit, but an account in collection does real damage to your credit history.

Hackers taking part in a friendly competition aimed at highlighting OS and software vulnerabilities did some real damage to a variety of computer - based web browsers — including Safari, which took all of 10 >>

According to brokenlinkcheck.com, dead hyperlinks on websites are not just annoying to your website visitors — their existence may cause some real damage to your site as well as to your reputation.

According to brokenlinkcheck.com, dead hyperlinks on websites are not just annoying to your website visitors — their existence may cause some real damage to your site as well as to your

If the keyboard was wider, it could do some real damage to Blackberry, at least in my book.

In other words, the disinformation has breached the indie walls — and that means it could be doing real damage to people's writing plans....

Hackers taking part in a friendly competition aimed at highlighting OS and software vulnerabilities did some real damage to a variety of computer - based web browsers — including Safari, which took all of 10 seconds to bust on a MacBook — but where smartphones are concerned, the hackers were stumped.

It is possible to do real damage to a car if you get this wrong.

Priced right, the Veloster N could do some real damage to the GTI's sales numbers.

it was the first real damage to her car outside a shopping cart ding a few years earlier and the car was already 7 years old.

It does real damage to individuals and communities when they don't have agency, when they lack the ability to control broad swaths of their own lives.

He knew what he had to do to get a laugh from most people, even if it meant taking on real damage to do it.

Those are freaky ones that can chase you down and do some real damage to you.

When it happens repeatedly, it can start doing real damage to your thyroid.

Unfortunately, when we look at the purpose of preservatives it becomes apparent that we could be doing real damage to ourselves by eating foods containing them.

They say that the smaller, denser particles are the ones that cause the real damage to your arteries and can lead to atherosclerosis (heart disease and even death), rather than larger, fluffier ones.

The spending limits, they argue, will do little to rein in the national debt because they don't apply to mandatory spending — but are doing real damage to the nation's security and ability to fund innovative science.

A $ 223 million midyear budget cut — the amount that Gov. David Paterson is threatening to take from city schools in January — will do real damage to classrooms if a union survey of the harm already wrought by the $ 400 million in city budget cuts this fall is any indication.

There is mounting evidence to suggest these drugs are doing real damage to people's health.

Mrs Sturgeon recently said: «I don't want to see Tory governments and Tory prime ministers, I think they do real damage to Scotland.»

But to do real damage to the Labour Party in 2015, UKIP will have to change some of its policies.

«Our challenge is to expose relentlessly what this cost is, to show how the decision was based on imperfect knowledge which will now become informed knowledge, to calculate in «easy to understand» ways how proceeding will cause real damage to our country; and to build support for finding a way out from the present rush over the cliff's edge.

Overnight, the bacteria can build up and do some real damage to their young teeth.

3) The real damage to the kid on the cover of Time was because he appeared on the cover of Time.

Am afraid he may cause some real damage to himself.

Road salt can do some real damage to the finish of your vehicle and cause unwanted rust over time.

Koscielny is not a malicious player in the slightest but he could have done real damage to Enner Valencia with an unnecessary and dangerous — albeit ill timed more than intentional — challenge that could end up costing his side dearly.