Sentence examples for like to damage from inspiring English sources

General Ahmar "knows that there is always a possibility that Ahmed Ali may be able to play a political role in any future agreement," the diplomat said, and would like to damage his rival's reputation before that can take place.

defer.add img); Pick up any objects that you wouldn't like to be damaged.

Experiments have shown its ability to disturb the basic physiological process of respiration in the cell, and, like X-rays, to damage the chromosomes.

"It sounds like an effort to damage reputations and stir up publicity to pressure the company for financial gain," she said.

There's nothing like a tardy delivery to damage your reputation.

Little lies like that take forever to damage the bonds of confidence that link the people and the press and public policy.

He is not alone in choosing to risk ending a successful career ignominiously, but examples are becoming more scarce as modern-day footballers become ever more like unbeaten boxers afraid to damage unblemished records.

The process can take several months, longer if problems develop or the patient needs other treatment like radiation, which tends to damage the surrounding skin and make it less hospitable to an implant.

If someone wants to damage reputations like this then they have to provide the proof.

Yet this felt like a manager trying not to damage Hart's confidence any further.

The Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., said in a statement that identity thieves like Mr. Golb "maliciously intend to damage their victims' reputations and harass them".