Sentence examples for damage the interest from inspiring English sources

Success for The Wolf of Wall Street suggests the various controversies surrounding it – whether Scorsese's treatment amounts to a condoning of fraud, whether any animals were harmed in its making – have done little to damage the interest of cinemagoers.

Such claims would gravely damage the interests of the international community, said a Chinese spokesman.

But fully abandoning Iraq would damage the interests of the United States in the region and beyond.

And, in the long run, that can only damage the interests of a vulnerable Israel.

Mr. Ahani said sanctions would only damage the interests of European companies, Press TV reported.

5a: Here the judge worries about the possibility that publicity about the injunction could "unfairly … damage the interests of" Trafigura.

The free shares cannot be cashed in for five years and can be clawed back if individuals damage the interests of Goldman shareholders or take irresponsible risks.

The principles must ensure that as the eurozone chooses to integrate, it does so in a way that does not damage the interests of non-euro members".

In September the Russian parliament called for their businessman to be freed, condemning an effort to "damage the interests and reputation of Russia".

"However, this in no way alters her strongly held view that none of this justifies the planned strike action, which she has argued strongly against and which she believes will damage the interests of the audiences to BBC news".

He dismisses criticism that he ventures too close to the bounds of accepted conflict-of-interest practices, saying he is assiduous in making sure that he does not damage the interests of any clients.