Sentence examples for it would be too damaging from inspiring English sources

They also dismissed the idea of Russia's cutting off supplies for political reasons, saying it would be too damaging to Moscow's economic interests.

Most of their claim has been struck out after a high court judge ruled that although it was "well founded", it would be too damaging to UK relations with the US to allow it to proceed.

James Murdoch, once thought of as corporate heir apparent to his father Rupert, is stepping down as chairman of BSkyB after concluding it would be too damaging to stay on and risk a critical verdict from a British parliamentary inquiry into phone hacking.

Bourdon argues that the team made this decision on purpose: "We really want to begin to show that this is a new way of living and working and if we were to integrate into the finder and use sync, it would be too damaging for the experience of the system we are trying to make".

Others said that whatever their doubts about Geithner, the political costs to Obama would be too damaging.

In the aftermath of Dianamania, many speculated that Prince Charles would be too damaged ever to make it to the throne.

Conventional psychology assumed her clients would be too damaged to function.

I only got to have one solid glance at him up close and personal, as I was quickly swept away by a relative who probably feared that it would be too psychologically damaging.

In the thirties, Franklin Delano Roosevelt had chosen not to add health care to his Social Security proposal because he believed that it would be too controversial, and would damage the prospects of other programs.

The Oregon Historical Society determined that the box could be under more than six feet of granite and that digging for it would be too costly and could damage the monument.

Once damage occurs, he said, "it would be too late to do anything about it".