Sentence examples for could be damage from inspiring English sources
"I think his offer to meet with us could be damage control following this large fundraising campaign and the attention his not appearing in person has received".
The political conflict since the election has eaten up so much of the transition period, he said, that there could be damage to the effectiveness of the next administration.
He suggested that, in the light of lawsuits brought by Sony Pictures employees over the loss of their personal data, Lynton's comments could be "damage control".
"If restrictions on the entry of highly skilled non-EU migrants are too strict, there could be damage to the economy and to future economic growth.
WhIte it will be a setback if contact with the satellite is permanently lost, Russia is planning to team up with German scientists to launch a successor satellite, called Spektr RG, later in 2019.
Without that, the Commons could be damaged.
"But an extended slide by equity prices could be damaging.
Otherwise, Mr. Fielstein said, his own reputation could be damaged.
Water supplies could be damaged and aquatic life would die".
Both sides acknowledged they could be damaged by the impasse.
The lawyers are sometimes able to blunt testimony that could be damaging.
