Sentence examples for it would be damaging from inspiring English sources
"That would be badly damaging for this country and it would be damaging for the world".
"If it doesn't get resolved quickly, it would be damaging.
As a family therapist, I knew that it would be damaging if people remained quiet.
If anything came out, it would be damaging for my ability to go forward and get this deal done".
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.
It would be damaged by enlargement's failure, which could easily produce foreign-policy horrors in the eastern Mediterranean or in the western Balkans.
Especially problematic for Netanyahu's coalition is the fact that Lieberman is regarded as Yisrael Beiteinu's most visible and important electoral asset, suggesting it would be damaged if he is sidelined for the remainder of the campaign.
Because Mr. Agassi's serve travels at more than 100 miles an hour, Mr. Gill determined that even if he could make a camera travel that fast, it would be damaged by the acceleration.
Britain's flourishing crowdfunding industry has lashed out at regulators, claiming it would be damaged by rules published on Thursday that aim to prevent ordinary investors spending more than 10% of their savings buying shares in peer-to-peer funded companies.
