Sentence examples for changes would damage from inspiring English sources

She said the changes would damage teaching.

Mr. Port said he had appealed to Louis D. Boccardi, the president and chief executive of The A.P., who suggested that if further changes would damage the report, Mr. Port should consider abandoning it.

Last month, Perth businessman Bill Milby told a Senate committee hearing into the legislation that he approached Truss and senior bureaucrats earlier this year to warn that the changes would damage his cruise ship business, which operates in Western Australia's Kimberley region.

Energy Secretary Steven Chu has indicated that he would favor at least a small increase in ethanol levels unless auto companies said there was a risk the change would damage their products.

While environmental organizations supported the change, the air tour companies that operate chiefly out of Las Vegas and fly more than 500,000 tourists a year to and from the canyon said the change would damage, if not destroy, their industry because the routes recently eliminated were the most scenic.

And the latter usually do not have profits during their early years of growth in any case, so it is difficult to see why this particular accounting change would damage entrepreneurship.A move by a Republican senator, John McCain, to force companies to treat stock options as expenses was blocked in Congress last week.

Business minister Matthew Hancock said that reversing the housing benefit change would "damage the UK economy and it would lead to higher taxes and higher mortgage rates".

Representative Elizabeth A. Poirier, a Republican, said that if the legislature approved the change, it would damage its reputation and become "a pawn in the Washington game".

The EEF claimed the reduction in the rebate given to energy-intensive users such as steel companies to mitigate the cost of the climate change levy would damage the move to a low-carbon economy.

If the Hizmet movement continued to lend support to the AK Party even after the party's reform policy changed, this would damage its prestige.

The problem with the latter was that the pitch and roll of the oceans, and the humidity and temperature changes at sea would damage the delicate mechanisms of a timepiece.