Examples of 'causes more damage' in a sentence

Meaning of "causes more damage"

causes more damage: This phrase is used to describe a situation where the actions or events result in further harm or negative consequences

How to use "causes more damage" in a sentence

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causes more damage
It causes more damage to oppose than to comply.
The higher value causes more damage.
It causes more damage to an already struggling soul.
Of course a bigger fire causes more damage.
This causes more damage to the environment.
We want to find him before he causes more damage.
This disease causes more damage under dry conditions.
I need to track him down before he causes more damage.
Before he causes more damage.
We have to return the tape before it causes more damage.
The shock causes more damage than the bite itself.
We need to stop her before she causes more damage.
It causes more damage in structural timbers and joinery than in furniture.
Fighting fire with fire only causes more damage.
Idling causes more damage than stopping and starting an engine.

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We need to get this dick out before he causes more damage.
Moist air causes more damage to airways than dry air at the same temperature.
More often than not, this causes more damage.
This causes more damage to the muscle tissue and can result in increased soreness.
In many injuries, swelling causes more damage than the original trauma.
Though of moderate strength, the quakes were shallow, which often causes more damage.
Moreover, it causes more damage to the heart.
I need you to get some information on Donovan … before he causes more damage.
Indifference often causes more damage than violence itself!
There is no alternative . We have to return the tape before it causes more damage.
But, the latter causes more damage than the former.
I mean, we have a chance to take out Damien Moreau before he causes more damage.
Fact, water causes more damage to masonry chimneys than fire.
I still don't know who of the two characters causes more damage than the other.
However, it also causes more damage to your scalp and hair in the process.
It now certain even vigorous rubbing, never mind whipping, causes more damage.
As odd as it may seem, water causes more damage to masonry chimneys than fire.
Hugo, you know, every hour that you do not call back just causes more damage.
Elizabeth pushes George to be truthful, but causes more damage to their already fragile relationship.
This, in turn, causes more damage to the land.
However, I would like to begin with the question, What causes more damage to our security?
However, the truth is, it causes more damage than the pain it 's trying to alleviate.
Let's think for a minute: what causes more damage to homes and property?

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