Sentence examples for might damage its from inspiring English sources
Hague said BP met the former Labour government five times in October and November 2007 over its concerns that disputes about the treaty might damage its oil exploration contracts with Libya.
He said there was potentially a "clear conflict of interest" in the Treasury's role promoting economic growth and deciding whether to investigate a UK company for misdeeds in a foreign country which might damage its reputation and finances.
And the perception that the firm was under China's thumb might damage its business elsewhere.Nostalgia for the East has perhaps prevented HSBC from taking stock of the pile of other acquisitions since 1993 in places like France, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, New York state and Turkey (see table 3).
(Until then, Ma Bell had argued the devices might damage its lines). Smith tapped a partner and started Universal Data Systems with $30,000 in savings.
Do not press too hard on its chest - you might damage its internal organs.
Interstellar, confounding my early suggestion that similarly front-loading its schedule might damage it, has dug in comparatively well – gaining 4% on its second weekend, thanks to the late Chinese release, then dropping just 37.1% and 27.4% on its third and fourth.
'A mechanical digger might damage it,' said Mirian Kiknadze, spokesman for the Georgian army.
There's also a slight possibility that repeatedly cutting the power to one of your devices might damage it.
Romney was worried, though, that if the new business failed it might damage his reputation.
He said he was even afraid that it might damage his driver.
