Sentence examples for going to damage from inspiring English sources

Journalist That's obviously going to damage you.

That's going to damage their financial strategy.

Their crazy relationship is going to damage her.

They're going to damage the property, you know.

"French parents don't worry that they're going to damage their kids by frustrating them," she writes.

RICHARD BRODY: Rick, do you think the courts are going to damage health-care reform significantly?

"It's going to damage the state's case against these two troopers," one lawyer said.

They are potentially going to damage investment in the sport in Scotland".

If that's not going to damage the "sensitive subconscious brains of young children", nothing will.

"The cuts are so deep, it's really going to damage the quality of the orchestra long term".

"I kept thinking I was going to damage the phone," said Mr. Medenblik, a network engineer in Tulsa, Okla.