Sentence examples for is going to damage from inspiring English sources

Their crazy relationship is going to damage her.

"This is going to damage their efforts to come out and join the international community," he said.

Last week in Iowa, he accused the Obama administration of "trying to scare people, and saying that hydraulic fracking somehow or another is going to damage the groundwater".

Mr. Cardozo appears to believe, mistakenly, that losing a lawsuit is going to damage the legacy of his patron, Mayor Bloomberg.

"I think this is going to damage the company irreparably," said Simon Davies, the director of Privacy International, a London-based group of privacy advocates from 40 countries.

France has on a couple of occasions said this is going to damage our shipping industry, we don't want it, and they've effectively brought it to an end".

That's going to damage their financial strategy.

They're going to damage the property, you know.

RICHARD BRODY: Rick, do you think the courts are going to damage health-care reform significantly?

"It's going to damage the state's case against these two troopers," one lawyer said.

The Greens senator Larissa Waters said the documents proved the decision to allow offshore dumping was going to damage the reef.