Sentence examples for could be highly damaging from inspiring English sources
What you're trusting is Stanley's recognition that a badly made ladder with the Stanley name on it could be highly damaging to the Stanley brand.
The implication that the former Labour leader believes Miliband will lose was made on the basis of an interview with the Economist and could be highly damaging to Miliband as he prepares to launch his long election campaign next week.
It could be highly damaging to both you (and, to a degree, your peers) if you pursued high-profile green-energy projects and were subsequently exposed as profiting from ecological practices you're against.
However commentators say fresh allegations potentially implicating him in the bribery affair could be highly damaging, and the situation in Prague is changing hour by hour.
Iraqi officials have said the credibility of the new government could be highly damaged if it were to grant immunity to American military personnel and American contractors from local prosecution.
Whereas many of these DMs could conceivably represent disease attribution errors of some kind, between 0 and 8 DMs per individual (0 1 homozygous) were predicted to be highly damaging.
For a smaller company, those penalties could be extremely damaging.
Legal experts said the £125,000 damages payout was "very substantial" but that the false claim could have been highly damaging to Morgan's career.
