Sentence examples for may be the damage from inspiring English sources

A greater cost may be the damage to Citi's reputation from a seedy business.Citi was an unabashed financier of telecoms companies; Mr Weill was doubly involved, as chairman of the bank and as a board member of AT&T.

The consequence may be the damage of distant organs which lead to the worsening of condition of patients.

Merely limiting the damage may be the most we can hope for.

"In the long run that may be causing the damage," Convit says.

Alternatively, cleavage stage nuclei may be overcoming the damage sufficiently to continue dividing, albeit more slowly.

Latest opinion polling suggests the row over the Bill may be damaging the coalition.

Apart from affecting water quality, the trust and other agencies said the duck feeders may be unwittingly damaging the health of the birds.

Moreover, the city, in its zeal to collect the golden eggs, may be damaging the goose.

"We may be damaging the neuronal circuitry in the brain during this highly plastic period of development," he says.

The high-protein Atkins diet may be damaging the chances of weight-conscious women getting pregnant and having a healthy baby, scientists said yesterday.

If the bearing has been dislocated for some time, there may be damage to the metal surfaces of the components.