Sentence examples for eventually damage from inspiring English sources

In Vietnam, however, the imbalance could eventually damage the south.

Preservationists have said they fear the fine dust covering the church may contain toxic substances and could eventually damage it.

But whether or not those companies survive, the investments themselves have been wasteful, and that will eventually damage the economy.

The report, which ran to many hundreds of pages, concluded that: "The evidence shows that ignoring climate change will eventually damage economic growth.

The danger is that the overproduction will eventually damage the brain, so that, as Kramer puts it, "temporary injuries become permanent".

The Tour has become so important that in 1997 the American cycling newspaper Velo News worried that "it could eventually damage the complex, vibrant structure of professional cyling" and could "feed off the sport that created it".

Arguably, this insistence on Americanising foreign films eventually damaged Miramax.

He struggled and eventually damaged my house before I sent the furniture back.

Cracks had developed in metal elements that caused rusting, and eventually damaged the heating elements meant to keep ice from forming on the guide rail.

I don't doubt that it would have eventually damaged my writing, and most probably that was just around the corner.

Without that advantage, the deal more closely resembles First Union's purchase of the Money Store or Conseco's purchase of Greentree, both securitized lenders that eventually damaged their acquirers, Mr. Tierney said.