Sentence examples for it could be damaging from inspiring English sources
But he added that in the long term, it could be damaging to the morale of smart employees.
Maybe it was meant as flippant but to a young player making his way in the game it could be damaging.
It could be damaging for Labour, which has been shunned by some wealthy donors since first electing Ed Miliband and then Jeremy Corbyn as leader.
While some critics of the proposed law said that it could be damaging to North Carolina's economy, since it would drive away fanciers of soap and electricity, Mr. Pinckton sees it differently.
His collaborator on the project, Dr. Won-Young Kim, a senior research scientist at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, added that "a magnitude 5 quake can be expected, and it could be damaging.
It could be damaging your assets, your coral reef, your resources, this tourist footprint that's wearing away the Taj Mahal, for instance, or your culture, like the Hindu population in Bali watching hordes of crazy Australians on their beaches.
Subaru said if the key fob were dropped, it could be damaged and might later start the vehicle without its starter button being pushed.
The heart is rarely removed after cardiac death because of worries it could be damaged from lack of oxygen.
It was painful to drop out of the auction, but I had to consider the risks of buying art on eBay: the work could be a fake, it could be damaged, it could be stolen property.
Under its terms, any individual or organisation proposing a boycott could be sued for compensation by any individual or institution claiming that it could be damaged by such a call.
