Sentence examples for expected to damage the from inspiring English sources

This is expected to damage the receiver and prevent continuous operation of such a system.

Labour field operations had expected to damage the Liberal Democrats in the northern cities, and they did – defeating the Lib Dems, for instance, in every contest in Manchester and making progress in Leeds, Wakefield, Sunderland and Liverpool.

"Consultation with relevant departmental business areas, in relation to this FoI request, has confirmed that release of the document would or could reasonably be expected to damage the department's working relationship with the government of Nauru," the FoI officer told the applicant.

Most carcinogens are expected to damage the cellular DNA, producing mutant cells (Setlow 1978).

Using low MW photosensitizer, while producing no remarkable antitumor effect, the patients are advised to avoid exposure to ambient daylight as it is expected to damage the skin with hypersensitivity reactions of the exposed areas.

This implies that the principle of fair play will generate an obligation to cooperate only when the cooperative enterprise is small enough that any participant's failure to obey the rules could reasonably be expected to damage the enterprise.

That is causing the sea to become more acidic and is expected to damage marine life over the long run, perhaps catastrophically.

Iran is bidding against the United Arab Emirates to host the 2019 Asian Cup and the ban on women is expected to damage their chances of being awarded the tournament.

Moreover, the carbon dioxide that is washing out of the atmosphere and into the ocean is raising the seawater's acidity level, which is expected to damage many coral reefs over the long haul.

- "Offshore oil spills resulting from a proposed action are not expected to damage significantly any wetlands along the Gulf Coast... Overall, impacts to wetland habitats from an oil spill associated with activities related to a proposed action would be expected to be low and temporary".

While the change in expert witnesses is not expected to completely damage the prosecution's cases, Mr. Kapsak acknowledged that Dr. Shuster would have been the best witness to establish cause of death in the remaining cases, a crucial element in proving that murder was committed.