Sentence examples for might damage that from inspiring English sources

So much of public radio's money comes from member station fund drives that everyone is hesitant to do anything that might damage that business model.

I had donated to the Obama Campaign; therefore, it was inconceivable that I would ever write anything that might damage that campaign.

Ottaway wrote back, "If you are given editorial independence by Mr. Murdoch and he is not censoring news reports in the Times of London that might damage his business interests, that is a good thing for better journalism in Britain.

Electricity is susceptible to water and the slightest rainfall might damage a part that might cost a pretty penny.

"That's a question of national judgment," Mr. Zoellick said, noting that the United States, Canada and Germany had set up their own entities to bar investments that might damage their national security and that these decisions should be left to governments.

"It throws everything that might damage voter rights in one large package of changes that is going to be devastating for voters in North Carolina," she said.

The enhanced tank carries heaters that should prevent moisture from turning into ice that might damage Discovery as it travels through the atmosphere.

Both committees agreed that neither side should initiate an act that might damage the talks process.

Avoid consuming food and beverages that are very hot or very cold to control sensitivity and pain, and also that might damage your filling.

That would allow suspects to sue newspapers for damages if anything was published about them that might damage their chances of a fair trial.

If it changed the Olds, that might damage the Buick.