Sentence examples for certainly damaged from inspiring English sources

The brand was almost certainly damaged irreparably.

"He made friendships with Democrats and Republicans, but some of them were certainly damaged by the Iraq war debate".

Objects are certainly damaged in transit a few years ago, a Renaissance marble relief arrived in London broken in two though museums tend to play down the problem.

When the first Neanderthal bones showed up in the Neander Valley, they were treated as rubbish (and almost certainly damaged in the process).

Prof Martin Vessey, of Oxford University and an honorary fellow at UCL, agreed: "The Sir Tim affair has certainly damaged UCL's reputation.

Edward Snowden's revelations of the breadth of NSA spying have certainly damaged America's reputation among its allies, and they may yet force Barack Obama to finally push back against his intelligence agencies on an issue.

Leaving low-income people uninsured will almost certainly damage their health.

A deep recession caused by a government default would certainly damage the banks in many ways.

If done without justification, it is potentially unlawful and certainly damaging to the confidence of black people in the police.

The removal of these sections may not harm the quality of the game, but it certainly damages its integrity.

Should he fail to push his plan through a Congress with strong Democratic majorities, it would certainly damage his credibility as a leader for months, and maybe years.