Sentence examples for harm chances from inspiring English sources

"When this is done excessively, it can even harm chances for promotion," he said.

But the lack of a strong U.S. government presence here may harm chances for a global consensus on regulations.

On Tuesday, a spokeswoman for the embassy told Guardian Australia that "accepting the proposed resolution would do nothing but harm chances for peace and undermine hopes for a better future for Palestinians and Israelis alike".

In a blunt rebuke, the State Department on Wednesday accused Israel of planning to establish a new Jewish settlement deep in the West Bank, saying the move would further harm chances for a two-state solution for peace with Palestinians.

In a blunt rebuke, the State Department on Wednesday accused Israel of planning to establish a new Jewish settlement deep in the West Bank, saying the move would further harm chances for a two-state solution for peace with Palestinians.

I wonder if there's a chance that his sexual orientation could harm his chances at winning.

"Will it harm our chances not to have him this summer?

3. Could the Iggy Azalea backlash harm her chances?

We didn't want to harm our chances".

Kim insisted that should not harm his chances.

You could also harm your chances of a second date by kissing before it's time.