Sentence examples for might harm its from inspiring English sources

The CIA has released over 1m pages, but held back files that it said might harm its sources.Paul Shanley was convicted of sexually abusing a young boy in the 1980s.

There is a more pernicious sort of denialism that doesn't oppose scientific inquiry, but selectively ignores or suppresses the parts of it that might harm its short-sighted goals.

But discussion of Ms. Goffman's book soon took on a more cutting tone, as reviewers questioned the accuracy of her portrayal of black life, the soundness of her methods, and the possibility that her book might harm its subjects.

He seemed unconcerned that such tactics might harm his credibility.

At times, he worried that "this habit of close observation" might harm his literary endeavors.

It has joined objections to several wind farm developments recently on the grounds that they might harm birds, but its conservation director, Martin Harper, says a large body of scientific evidence shows "appropriately located windfarms have negligible impacts" on bird populations".

If Montenegro broke away, Mr Djindjic says, it might harm itself by ignoring its EU friends' advice.

Some analysts have said the delay might have harmed its prospects.

But politically, admitting its success might harm the GOP's chances in November 20100).

Until this exhibit, The Red Book has never before been seen in public; Jung's Swiss nuclear family apparently feared that its publication might harm Jung's reputation.

I understand it might harm other members of staff".