Sentence examples for can really damage from inspiring English sources

That can really damage a sibling relationship".

Or it can really damage you".

Also, using IQ can really damage students because it privileges people from a particular socioeconomic background.

"But I don't think you can really damage the word freedom or liberty".

"The process of going public can really damage a business," Mr. Ackman said on Wednesday's call.

"Stepping back from a close professional relationship with a colleague — that can really damage women's access to those positions," she said.

Don't do things like drugs, especially ones illegal for your age because they are illegal for a reason and can and will really damage your body if used.

"We must not apologize as there are both moral-diplomatic ramifications and legal ramifications that can really expose Israeli soldiers to lawsuits, damage claims against Israel and the like," Israel's deputy foreign minister, Danny Ayalon, said on Israel Radio on Friday.

"Anyone can write anything about anyone, and if they know what they're doing they can be really damaging.

The consequences of any criminal proceedings can be really damaging for Google if held liable.

He laughs off the notion that a five-paragraph review by his unnamed critic can really have damaged a potentially good film.