suffer damage

If I cut the front essay, the opposite one is bound to suffer damage, leaving out half of it or keeping the text without the subject.

Ignites the targeted adversary who will suffer damage from the fire for a while.

The main house may be the most valuable, but your workshop out back may suffer damage as well.

Ships out in this storm are in great danger, ie very liable to suffer damage, etc.

Women are more likely than men to suffer damage to their health from being in a strained marriage, research suggests.

Growing roots are sensitive and are therefore likely to suffer damage from partial freezing on cold winter nights.

It is able to fire 10 ammo per second, but has a large cone of fire and individual bullets suffer damage falloff with range.

Case bring by a plaintiff who allege he have suffer damage or harm cause by the defendant.

Whether it succeeds or fails, US financial markets would take a beating and the real economy, jobs included, would suffer damage.

Plants can suffer damage when their temperature rises above thirty-two degrees Celsius.

Torpedoes rarely travel faster than 100kph because water friction and turbulence could cause them to veer off course or suffer damage.

If you're not near an airport used by jets, you may not need to worry about sonic booms, but some people do suffer damage in this way.

the radiation and hence suffer damage more readily than do the same fabrics if light in color.

The people and the land suffer damage.

suffer damage from rats and other pests