Sentence examples for damage the ability of from inspiring English sources
It said: "Water won't damage the ability of a chip to function".
Will the recent tax reforms damage the ability of small businesses to exploit the UK's economic recovery?
The ostensible reason for keeping the story under wraps -- that it might damage the ability of the government to prevent an attack -- is nonsense.
It was the subject of intense debate in the early 1980's, with many arguing that it would damage the ability of journalists to report the news.
We believe that any action to hinder the Biennale would damage the ability of 94 artists to exhibit their work and gain exposure for their talent.
The Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, a trade group, has filed suit against the state, saying a prescription drug plan to take effect on Sept. 13 would damage the ability of pharmacy benefit managers to secure the lowest prices.
The authorities said the arrest had severely damaged the ability of Al Qaeda to conceive and carry out strikes against the United States.
Politicians need to avoid damaging the ability of UK financial services to compete globally," John Cridland, the CBI's deputy director general said.
A combination of low Dutch immigration, autocratic administration, and under-investment, however, damaged the ability of New Netherland to compete with the neighbouring English colonies, and it was ceded to the English in 1667.
But as vital weeks have passed and the number of cases has surged, I have become increasingly concerned that Government dithering over some key preparations has damaged the ability of the NHS to respond coherently to the outbreak.
