Sentence examples for damaging not to from inspiring English sources

We won't hold that vote unless we can see parliament will endorse that action because to fail on this would be damaging not to the government but to the country and its reputation in the world.

This bending moment is damaging not only to the mechanical properties of stability of the epiphysis but also to normal continued physeal growth.

We had not yet read the studies – already in progress – of liver damage and neurological damage, not to mention cancer.

A string of major automakers, including Toyota and Honda, has delayed production after damage, not to assembly lines, but to parts suppliers.

Terry Christensen, a lawyer retained by Tracinda to file the case, said that the main priority was to win damages, not to force a dissolution of the merger.

Those words might also describe the role of William Hurt's energy consultant in "Damages," not to mention the origins of our present-day banking crisis.

Now a group of experts has reframed the issue, releasing a sweeping report that measures damage not to nature itself, but to the things nature does for people.

It would have saved itself millions in damages, not to mention avoided the loss of its reputation and clients.

According to estimates, such an airburst occurring over New York would cost $1.19tn to insurers in property damage, not to mention causing approximately 3.2 million fatalities and 3.76 million injuries.

Nevertheless, the U.S. can also cause a lot of damage, not to mention alienation, if it panics about Chinese influence in Latin America.

But strutters beware: The "mile-long legs" effect from high heels could cause long-term back, ankle, and knee damage (not to mention that aching feet thing).