Sentence examples for gravely damage from inspiring English sources

Such claims would gravely damage the interests of the international community, said a Chinese spokesman.

The government today defended its use of secret evidence against a Muslim charity accused of helping terrorists, arguing that detailing its case could gravely damage national security.

While "we qualify our forecast with the risk that prolonged war would gravely damage advertiser confidence," Mr. Perriss said, "a swift conclusion would do the opposite, and in particular make an already firm upfront market tighter still".

"Given the demographics, paying the elderly their Social Security and medical benefits will effectively bankrupt the next generation and gravely damage the economy," said Laurence J. Kotlikoff, the chairman of the economics department at Boston University.

By becoming a "commoner" and throwing his popular appeal behind FUNCINPEC, he could gravely damage Mr Hun Sen's chances at the elections.Prince Ranariddh and Mr Hun Sen have set up a joint investigation into the killings, but the prince also wants an independent inquiry.

Because of such problems, Robert Black, the Q.C. and Edinburgh law professor who helped set up the trial, told the Scotsman this past November that the Lockerbie verdict was "the most disgraceful miscarriage of justice in Scotland for 100 years," and would "gravely damage" the reputation of the Scottish criminal-justice system.

Many are, and most are therefore gravely damaged.

The Deepwater Horizon accident has gravely damaged BP's reputation.

The episode gravely damaged Israel's relations with Turkey, its once-close Muslim ally.

Its ham-handed behavior is also gravely damaging the entire concept of executive privilege.

But America's own strategic interests have also been gravely damaged.