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The phrase "damage the industry" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to cause harm or negative impact to a specific industry or sector. Example: The new trade policies may damage the industry by placing high tariffs on imports, making it difficult for businesses to compete in the global market.
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It will damage the industry".
That, he said, would further damage the industry.
Opponents of emission controls argued that the cost would damage the industry and the economy.
If multinational retailers left, it would damage the industry, the economy, and ultimately the people who rely on it".
But if it stays low, if mortgages go up, if there's worry over jobs, then it could damage the industry".
Some want nothing to do with substantiating claims of dodgy betting in case the knock-on effects damage the industry.
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Rather, these categories are stuffed with small and medium-sized companies, whose demise will not badly damage the industries to which they belong.
That damaged the industry, they contend.
Competitors had "profoundly damaged the industry's reputation", he declared.
Champions of Turkish wine warn that the current climate is damaging the industry and exacerbating cultural rifts.
But some executives say that the many investigations have damaged the industry's image and that the Senate bill would be a reasonable way of resolving the questions about their business practices.
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