Sentence examples for be highly damaging if from inspiring English sources
Other plastics, including so-called oxo-degradables (pdf), break down into microplastics, which are also thought to be highly damaging if they find their way into the ocean.
It would be highly damaging if discussions about the part-privatisation of America's Social Security, say, were derailed by loss of faith in Wall Street.
It may be tempting for departments to deny the existence of workplace politics or assume that by formalising procedures its impact is reduced, but it can be highly damaging if ignored.
Advertisements for cosmetic surgery aimed at ever-younger audiences should be restricted since, in its present "wild west" stage of development, the industry can be highly damaging, psychologically and physically – if not lethal.
Mr Osborne said it would be highly damaging to the UK economy if he decided to change direction and the markets needed to have confidence that Britain "could pay its way in the world".
It could be highly damaging to both you (and, to a degree, your peers) if you pursued high-profile green-energy projects and were subsequently exposed as profiting from ecological practices you're against.
This has the potential to be highly damaging to plant growth and survival in the longer-term.
What you're trusting is Stanley's recognition that a badly made ladder with the Stanley name on it could be highly damaging to the Stanley brand.
There are scraping bots which steal content; site abuse bots which produce spam on social sites (for example); and fraud bots, which can be highly damaging to businesses.
While exposing the hacker's tradecraft can be highly damaging to the offense, it also poses risks to the defense.
