Sentence examples for harm the progress from inspiring English sources

"That will actually harm the progress that is being made".

If they get a bad impression of you or think you're a phony, it will likely harm the progress of your potential relationship.

"We face very difficult decisions on how to balance the budget without harming the progress we have made," Howard Wolfson, a deputy mayor, said in a statement.

"We do not want in any way to harm the discussion in progress between the Orthodox Church and the Catholic one," Mr. Putin said in Milan.

"Children who miss a significant period of time in school miss out on important teaching and learning and this absence can seriously harm the children's progress and attainment," the council said.

This will harm the child's progress more than help.

Ask your sibling if he/she needs help on a level and then purposely die or harm the character's progress.

However, many of them realize that the benefit of the species' rapid evolutionary ascent outweighs the harm progress is causing to Earth.

"Anything short of that will harm our students and jeopardize the progress that we made in the schools," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference.

On Tuesday, Edinburgh City Council's Health and Social Committee will meet to consider the progress of their "harm reduction strategy" towards sex work after its first year.

Missing the French Open should not unduly harm her progress – she went out in the first round to former world No1 Caroline Wozniacki last year – but she was desperate to do well at Wimbledon, where her booming forehand has terrorised the best players in the world and where she first came to prominence as a 14-year-old by winning the junior girls tournament.