Sentence examples for mean damaging from inspiring English sources

Taking the material from those areas would simply mean damaging another location, it said.

Some vice-chancellors argue that it could mean damaging cuts to universities.

It will mean damaging austerity for years, administrated by a judicial centre that will permit no variation or innovation, and will drive a wedge between Europe's citizens and undemocratic technocratic rule.

But leaders including Virgin's Sir Richard Branson and BT's Sir Michael Rake say calls for "wholesale" revision could mean "damaging uncertainty".

That could mean damaging storms this winter in California and across the southern half of the United States, as well as heavy rains in Central and South America, drought in Southeast Asia and Australia, and less productive fisheries in the eastern Pacific.

The lawyers in Mr. Cochran's group say that Mr. Figeroux had vowed to "go to war," even if that meant damaging Mr. Louima's case to get part of the legal fees.

Some people think that being a rebel means damaging or vandalizing property.

Some screens are very difficult to work with and you may have to nix this possibility if it means damaging the window.

For us, this means damaged or overly used clothing on Threadflip, but also includes crummy apartments on Airbnb — or even a clunky checkout flow on a website.

Emissions now mean damage later, making it tempting to stall.

This would mean damage amounting to about $4.5 billion.