Sentence examples for it would be damage from inspiring English sources

"Last season, we would be going to places like this thinking it would be damage limitation but the players seem to have a totally different outlook now," Hammers fan Tony Clement, 66, told BBC Sport before kick-off on Saturday.

"That would be badly damaging for this country and it would be damaging for the world".

As a family therapist, I knew that it would be damaging if people remained quiet.

"If it doesn't get resolved quickly, it would be damaging.

It would be damaging for any gubernatorial candidate to be charged with committing a misdemeanor by making illegal campaign donations.

If Mendoza missed time, it would be damaging to the Yankees because he has been their most reliable pitcher.

If anything came out, it would be damaging for my ability to go forward and get this deal done".

"The musicians are extremely opposed to this because it's unnecessary and it would be damaging to the institution," Mr. Koen said.

It would be damaged by enlargement's failure, which could easily produce foreign-policy horrors in the eastern Mediterranean or in the western Balkans.

According to the paper, the intelligence agencies had been merely asked whether it would be damaging to UK national security if such a breach did happen.

Kenneth Jarrett, greater China chairman of the consulting firm APCO Worldwide, said the currency manipulator label is not a China-Japan moment, but it would be damaging should it be applied.