Sentence examples for certain to damage from inspiring English sources

The decision on Mr. de Klerk seems certain to damage the commission's credibility.

However, the sabotage claim and the public war of words between the two former comrades seem certain to damage Sea Shepherd's credibility.

Unless Ukip makes a major breakthrough on May 7 2015 – the EU elections that it might win don't really count, which is why Ukip does so well in them – its success is certain to damage the Tories more than Labour.

Karen Buck, Labour's welfare spokeswoman, said the study "painted a depressing picture on the eve of massive negative changes in housing benefit and support which seem certain to damage the lives of the most vulnerable people in the community".

Doing so is almost certain to damage your food processor.

At the very least, today's violence was certain to badly damage the sense of hope that had been created by that meeting.

The Bush administration's proposal to send an additional 20,000 troops to join the 152,000 already in Iraq is unlikely to bring significant improvement to the situation in Iraq, but it is certain to further damage the already beleaguered US ground forces.

The move is almost certain to further damage the state's credit rating, already the lowest of any state, saddling taxpayers with billions of dollars in higher interest payments on bonds that have yet to be sold.

Test the product in an inconspicuous place if you are not certain to avoid damage.[21].[21]

They really are, even though pulling money out of the economy is the most certain way to damage it further and a further-damaged economy is the most certain way to damage their own prospects in 2012. .

was certain to be damaged by the same event (the housing market collapse) that would lead you to seek payment on the insurance.