extensive damage

If not, you may have to do some pretty extensive damage.

It would, in other words, do extensive damage to any city.

During their stay, a second fire again caused extensive damage.

She was gotten off, but had extensive damage and 10 feet of water in her hold.

The extensive damage to the system took several years to repair.

During the civil war in 1936, a fire caused extensive damage.

There is, however, no evidence of extensive damage from wave action.

But it did not cause extensive damage inside the mine, company officials said.

But surely, at the very least, so large a thing will cause extensive damage.

Extensive damage also took place in Vietnam where at least 134 people were killed.

Reconstruction from the extensive damage to the town took place over many years.

But it can be two weeks if there's, like, lots of extensive damage.

However apparently extensive damage to at least four large ships was made.

"One more such assault will result in extensive damage to the ship."

The attack on the President's home caused extensive damage to the neighborhood.

His home and businesses suffered extensive damage during the war.

Extensive damage occurred, and 30 people lost their lives in the flood.

He said the water could simply be pumped out again, without extensive damage to the mine.

A fire broke out in the kitchen on August 12, 1913, doing extensive damage.

Extensive damage to trees and power lines has been reported in Missouri.

The fire caused extensive damage to the forest and wild life.

Although no one was hurt, the blast caused extensive damage.

"But you were able to restore Scott, who had much more extensive damage."

Despite the extensive damage, the name Dolly was not retired.

A total of 13 hotels received extensive damage and 14 people were hurt.