This would damage the prospects of an effective international response to the mounting financial turmoil.
The discussion among Charles Wourinen, John Harbison and James Levine [March 27] revealed a common misconception, one that continues to damage the prospects of art music.
Anything less would damage the prospects of future prosperity and wellbeing, for us, our children and future generations.
The first is concern that interest rates are set to rise, particularly in the United States, which would damage the prospects for strong global economic growth.
Amir's father, Khan, is disappointed at any suggestion that the family's faith might damage the prospects of a big-money fight.
Washington and European governments, which blocked a similar move at the UN security council a year ago, are telling Abbas the move will damage the prospects for peace.
Speaking at the site of the bombing on Sunday, Ayesha Gulalai Wazir, a lawmaker with Mr. Khan's party, said such attacks were intended to damage the prospects of negotiations.
As the leader of the UK delegation, I will not accept or agree to any trade proposal we believe will damage the prospects of developing countries trading themselves out of poverty.
They said the ban would seriously damage the prospects of smaller and riskier films, exemplified in recent years by "The Pianist," "Boys Don't Cry" and "Monster's Ball," whose stars all won Oscars.
Investors have warned that government delays in deciding the future of onshore wind energy subsidies could jeopardise billions of pounds of investment and damage the prospects for new green jobs in the UK.
