Sentence examples for may be damage from inspiring English sources
But there may be damage to India's reputation as a reliable supplier.
Exaggeration or absence of the reaction suggests that there may be damage to the central nervous system.
"There may be damage that has yet to be discovered," said Bert Cregg, an associate professor of tree physiology at Michigan State University.
One potential fallout may be damage to the reputation of Elizabeth Edwards, an accomplished lawyer and political strategist who was adored for her plain-spoken, gutsy demeanor in the face of the affair and in her battle with cancer, both of which were illuminated in her two best-selling books and many interviews.
If the bearing has been dislocated for some time, there may be damage to the metal surfaces of the components.
There may be damage leading to osteoarthritis many years later but this would be attributed to the pathology for which the original injection was administered or to the indication for arthroscopy, if the injection was given post operatively.
But their broader effect may be damaging.
By contrast, being self-centered may be damaging to health.
Industrial facilities themselves may be damaged by floods.
When the bleeding stops, the joint may be damaged.
