Sentence examples for materially damaging from inspiring English sources

We can leave the EU without that materially damaging our economy over the medium-term.

LANE: You say that nothing in that picture could be withdrawn, could be deleted, without materially damaging the picture?

"We get the booking, so it's not materially damaging our business, but it is causing our customers problems.

A tenant may be evicted for materially damaging the rental unit.

Under the terms of the deal, if Johnson & Johnson finds that the problems are materially damaging, it could renegotiate the deal and pay less for Guidant, these people said.

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo today charged Bank of America 's former chief Ken Lewis and his former chief financial officer Joseph Price of keeping materially damaging information about Merrill Lynch's financial condition hidden from shareholders as BOA looked to absorb the Merrill in December 2008.

This is a business that has been materially damaged by the carbon tax, Abbott contends.

Pressed again on the issue, Mr Blair said that proceeding with the investigation would have "significantly, materially damaged our relationship with Saudi Arabia.

It's hard to see, for instance, how recession in Brazil or stagnation in China is going to materially damage next year's earnings for companies like Amazon and Netflix.

In a recent research report titled "U.S. Media: Wreck on the Highway," Michael Nathanson, a Sanford C. Bernstein media analyst, wrote: "The collapse in U.S. automobile consumer demand will materially damage the advertising growth rates of traditional media owners".

The cross-party Commons home affairs select committee says ministers and local authorities need to move quickly to prevent these services closing, which would "materially damage" ability to protect and support the victims of forced marriages.