Sentences with phrase «term damage inflicted»

Not exact matches

«If a management makes bad decisions in order to hit short - term earnings targets, and consequently gets behind the eight - ball in terms of costs, customer satisfaction or brand strength, no amount of subsequent brilliance will overcome the damage that has been inflicted» Warren Buffett

With Roberto Firmino given a breather, Liverpool were without three of the front four who have inflicted so much damage so far this term.

There are simply too many unknowns to risk inflicting long - term, potentially catastrophic damage to New York's environment and water supply.»

Another grand coalition could inflict long - term damage on the party as its supporters wonder what its purpose is.

Even well - meaning physicians, if they don't approach the topic carefully, can ruin a patient's experience at the doctor's office — and potentially inflict long - term damage to their well being.

She shares some of the same long - term emotional damage Harold inflicted on Danny, but has seemingly found a way to adjust, if not always coexist, with her father and all of his maddening complexities, contradictions, and paradoxes.

Long - term damage has been inflicted on creative and technical subjects excluded from the EBacc.

Although symptoms of these deficiencies may not appear immediately, there is no doubt that a long - term vegetarian diet will inflict irreparable damage on Puss.

This is a horrible devaluation, both in terms of the damage it inflicts and especially in terms of a mean - spirited execution.

Greenwood:» «Black Square» is a regrettable artistic gesture without content, a piece of conceptual art second only to Duchamp's urinal in terms of the damage inflicted upon the direction and health of painting and sculpture.

It would undermine our recovery over the short term and would inflict permanent damage.

In other words, out in the real world, it is only within the past 50 years or so that clients have began to look at lawyers like other tortfeasors and seeking remedies for the damages they inflicted.4 As to the meaning and derivation of the term, let's look to the obvious source.

Wrong dosages or improper administration may inflict long - term damage to the patient's vital organs.

In fact, «pain and suffering» is the legal term used when seeking compensatory damages for physical and psychological distress inflicted by an accident or injury.

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.

Here, Stonewall, which runs a homophobic, biphobic and transphobic antibullying campaign, explains why this is hurtful and can inflict long - term damage.