Sentence examples for may further damage from inspiring English sources
The uproar may further damage bilateral ties.
There are other disquieting signs that the Treasury and Fed are not totally in accord, which may further damage the government's credibility.
Treatment of testicular torsion by detorsion may further damage the testis due to ischemia/reperfusion (I/R) injury.
The ship ran aground within a 30,000-square-mile zone that is designated a sanctuary for marine mammals, and Italian government officials and environmentalists are worried that rough seas may further damage the ship and cause a fuel leak.
The wrangling within Mr. Berlusconi's party may further damage already weak coalition cohesion on policy, hobbling efforts to overhaul a sclerotic economy — the euro zone's third largest — stuck in a two-year-long recession.
However, this procedure can itself induce reperfusion injury that may further damage the myocardium [1].
Once people actually get clearly sick, so the argument goes, their brains may be further damaged by the illness, their lives ruined by the secondary effects of having symptoms, and treatments may become less effective.
Perversely, by shoring up the capacity of the normally dysfunctional public health system during this crisis, the foreign doctors may be further damaging Haiti's fragile medical sector.
An Old Etonian from the Scottish aristocracy, he had pursued an unglamorous career in the Foreign Office before the first world war, and his conversion to Catholicism shortly before his marriage may have further damaged his prospects.
"We are also concerned that the good reputation of the advertising industry may be further damaged by continued publication of this ad". The ASA said that the ad should "remain out of all circulation in UK media" until it finishes its investigation, which is being fast tracked.
However, relations between GTR and the RMT union, representing conductors, may have been further damaged after the RMT leader, Mick Cash, left Acas, claiming to have been "barred" from talks.
