Sentence examples for have a damaging from inspiring English sources

The prohibition, meanwhile, is expected to have a damaging effect on the economy.

But when stress becomes acute or prolonged, it can have a damaging impact on your health.

Overseas analysts warn that this could have a damaging knock-on effect for the global economy.

Regulation (1) The risk that the current wave of regulation will have a damaging effect on banks  4.

Mr Thompson had apologised at the time, and it certainly didn't have a damaging effect on his career.

This lack of capital would have a damaging impact on the market, as prospective homebuyers would have difficulty getting mortgages.

Defeat for Mr Bush here would have a damaging effect on his credibility but might not affect the result.

"In some schools, technology is used poorly and it can have a damaging impact on education," he says.

ARNIE MORI Fairport, N.Y., Feb. 24, 2013 To the Editor: Both parties agree that the sequester will have a damaging effect.

SURGERY is an appealingly radical way of dealing with a diseased organ, but it can have a damaging effect on the rest of the body.

Make no mistake — this is a political move that could have a damaging impact on Congressional efforts to enact lasting reforms to current elementary and secondary education law".