It would damage not only Mr Blair, but also Gordon Brown, the chancellor.
Years later, he worried about the lasting damage not only to his own reputation but also to the Navy's.
Repeated exposure to loud noise can damage not only hearing, but the part of the inner ear that controls balance, according to a study of 235 Israeli soldiers.
"That would do incredible damage," not only among human rights advocates, but also for anyone who uses a Gmail account, he said.
Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, an influential Republican, said the Pentagon cuts would damage not only military readiness but also the fragile economy.
The emergency services will also be on full alert in conditions that can cause damage not only to equipment but people.
National officer Adrian Jones said: "The values and ethos of the Co-op have been hard pushed recently by decisions that have caused irreparable damage, not only to the image of the Co-op, but to its very fabric.
If the injunction were overturned by the appeals court, it would damage not only the union's legal bargaining rights but also the public interest of the state, Mr. Blumenthal said in his brief.
To do so would damage not only the judicial commissioners, who will be working for the government – it would also damage public confidence in the judiciary as a whole.
"We will not tolerate those whose greed and deception damage not only our financial marketplace but also our good will," Mr. Oxley said as President Bush signed the Sarbanes-Oxley bill into law in July.
"And earlier this week a four year global study found that the chemicals covered by the ban are causing 'significant damage' not only to bees, but to other wildlife and to our soils and water.
