Sentence examples for be damaging to force from inspiring English sources

But the health secretary said it would be damaging to force the prime minister to reveal her hand.

Forced repatriation would be damaging to all countries.The simplest solution would be to offer citizenship to all those resident in Britain at a particular date, in return for a similar offer to Britons living in other parts of Europe.

Essentially, education can be damaging to ignorance.

This can be damaging to their health.

Hair coloring can be damaging to hair.

Laser beams can be damaging to the eyes and skin.

There's still a misconception that autism doesn't affect girls, and understandably, that can be damaging and dangerous, forcing young women into denial about their condition.

P308Q is predicted to be damaging (PSIC score=2.125).

This could be damaging".

Adrian Bebb, Friends of the Earth's food and farming campaigner, said the proposed takeover "threatens to further lock in industrialised agriculture at the expense of nature, farmers and the wider public" and warned that "this mega corporation will be doing its best to force damaging pesticides and GM seeds into our countryside".

The "ill-informed" reporting of the News Corp Australia's Sydney newspapers was so damaging to Wran, who was forced into protective custody for 12 months, it was a mitigating factor in sentencing the daughter of the former Labor premier Neville Wran.