Sentence examples for could become damaging from inspiring English sources
"I think the problem for the Tories is if it... comes out in the budget that the growth forecasts and deficit forecasts have gone awry, if living standards don't rise, if it's part of a trickle effect over the next few months that leads people to say the government has got it badly wrong - that is how it could become damaging".
If you disconnect your portable drive without telling the operating system what you are doing, any files in the process of being copied to the portable drive could become damaged or corrupted.
There is good recent evidence suggesting that as well as damage to hair cells in the cochlea causing tinnitus, connections between those cells and the brain could also become damaged by noise exposure.
These respondents felt that their identities could easily and permanently become damaged if individuals in their social networks discovered that they had engaged in 'discrediting activities', such as accepting screening.
With continued misuse or abuse they can become damaged and could require surgery to repair.
Today scientists are investigating pharmaceuticals that could activate dormant NSCs in case the areas where neurons are located become damaged.
As we age, some of our cells, which once could replicate to repair damage to our tissues, permanently stop dividing when they themselves become damaged.
If this continues to happen, the muscles could become permanently damaged.
The citadel of Madiq and the ancient villages in the north of Syria, all of which are Unesco World Heritage Sites, could become collateral damage.
And Vice-President Al Gore feared his presidential chances could become collateral damage in a ground war.Kosovo is not the only case of domesticated foreign policy.
