Sentence examples for chances to damage from inspiring English sources

Liquids like colas and sodas can often show up with chances to damage the interiors.

The bet is that few Republicans would pass up a chance to damage the Affordable Care Act, lest their supporters see them breaking their promise to do so.

The gist of the message is that a delay in the initiation of therapy may give the virus the chance to damage to the generative immune cell micro-environment and establish latent virus reservoirs [2], [3].

It is in a unique position to scavenge aqueous peroxyl radicals before these destructive substances have a chance to damage the lipids [ 32].

The chances of being able to damage the smugglers' boats without unacceptable collateral damage are also much lower.

Even a humiliating defeat by Spain in Tuesday's friendly is unlikely to damage his chances of being offered the chance to succeed Sam Allardyce, most likely through to 2020 with a break clause after the World Cup in Russia.

Reformers argue that by withholding its decision until 10 days before the election, the council is hoping to damage reformers' chances to campaign effectively.

The Belgian government went into emergency session to try to head off the crisis, which threatens to damage its chances of re-election.

The author recalls having "most likely to succeed" taken off her yearbook because she didn't want to damage her chances of getting a date for the prom.

Iran is bidding against the United Arab Emirates to host the 2019 Asian Cup and the ban on women is expected to damage their chances of being awarded the tournament.

Part of me wishes I'd told someone, but I didn't want to damage my chances of getting a job.