Sentence examples for damage each other from inspiring English sources

I hope the two films do not damage each other.

Mr. Ramli described the president and vice president as being like a brother and sister, who might "quarrel and grumble" but would never "damage each other".

"It was the first time I realised there was an adult world – that adults could damage each other or destroy each other emotionally".

It is, of course, imperative in our interconnected world that countries co-ordinate their responses to ensure they neither damage each other's economies nor lead to a perverse spiral of beggar thy neighbour protectionism.

The Tory peer added: "I've no desire to help the Labour Party, but I do want to see fairness across the system and I don't want us to get into an arms race in who can damage each other's party most in terms of funding and support".

Pastoralists and wildlife compete (or damage) each other by passing diseases or killing or injuring each other.

He wants it to show how the characters are damaging each other — that "they love each other, but they do this".

Both ships exchanged fire, considerably damaging each other, upon which Concorde came up under her stern and forced her to surrender.

The grommets are the protective disks that keep different parts of the hookah from rubbing up against and damaging each other.

As the script called for the Reliant and Enterprise to inflict significant damage on each other, ILM developed techniques to illustrate the damage without physically harming the models.

Many liberals would like to see the idea of evil replaced by a discourse of harm: we should talk instead about how people do damage to each other and themselves.