Sentence examples for if it would damage from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if it would damage the tournament if England are knocked out early, that's not my domain," said Cheika.

And Mandelson can take solace in the fact that while being visionary, he is still protecting businesses, as the legislation gives employers the right to refuse any requests if it would damage their business interest.

This is the claim, ungrounded in the constitution, that the president may withhold information from Congress or the courts and forbid his aides to testify if it would damage, in any way, the smooth operation of the executive branch.Presidents used to be fairly forthcoming with information.

Someone asked if it would damage the DNA and he said something like "Don't ask me, I'm not the scientist".

However, an authenticated photocopy of the certificate of origin of the main ingredient issued by country A cannot guarantee that the origin statement on the label would be truthful, and importing country C might need another method to verify the origin if it would damage consumers' interests.

"It is only to prohibit the release of information if it would damage the security of the U.S.

Look for a place that doesn't flood cause if it does, it would damage the flowers.

If medical testing were treated differently, it would damage its ability to "disrupt".

Representative Elizabeth A. Poirier, a Republican, said that if the legislature approved the change, it would damage its reputation and become "a pawn in the Washington game".

Thirdly, if the U.K. leaves the EU, it would damage its own security and economic prospects, because the EU might be destabilized.

If multinational retailers left, it would damage the industry, the economy, and ultimately the people who rely on it".