Sentence examples for may damaging a from inspiring English sources

The rains caused additional flooding following Tropical Storm Arthur striking the country in May, damaging a bridge that was rebuilt after Arthur.

The [health] guidelines from Nice [the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence] are that 7.5 units may damage a foetus".

A reputation for running sweatshops may damage a brand, and thus hit sales.

Other car companies should not repeat Toyota's mistake: a recall may damage a company's reputation, but deceiving your customers makes that damage far more lasting".

General Motors, Chrysler and nearly all of the other automakers also warn that using E15 may damage a car and will void the warranty.

Dr. Six argues that this outbreak is so extreme in duration, intensity and scope that the beetles are behaving like an exotic species in some places and may damage a critical Western ecosystem based around the white bark pine.

He also appears to have some heavy strapping on his right calf, which suggests he may damaged a muscle which could come into play the longer the fight goes on.

Consumer-goods firms, which usually bear the cost of promotions, like to reduce prices temporarily in this way, because a permanent low price may damage a brand's power to project an image of high quality.

She suspects that women feel uncomfortable with negotiating because they think it inappropriate, or do not feel that they are entitled to ask for more money, or think it may damage a relationship with an employer.

The resulting ageing may damage a structure made with these materials which can no longer perform its function.

Unsteady heat release coupled with pressure fluctuation triggers the thermoacoustic instability which may damage a combustion chamber severely.