Sentence examples for perhaps damage from inspiring English sources
It says: The public should be aware of the potential for disruption to travel as well as trees being uprooted and perhaps damage to buildings.
Dr. Stedman, the lead researcher, said the cause of the mutation was unknown and probably unknowable: perhaps damage from cosmic rays, ingestion of toxins or other environmental exposures?
Advocates say the birds made the list because officials were afraid they would jeopardize indigenous species (the parrots are South American in origin) and perhaps damage crops.
With opinion among Danes shifting against membership, the British fund managers said a Danish "no" would not only make British membership less likely but perhaps damage the currency throughout Europe.
An interesting test of labor's strength may come tomorrow with the start of a planned two-day strike by thousands of cabdrivers unhappy with new regulations requiring them to install expensive, and perhaps damage-prone, high-tech equipment in their taxis.
Maria Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka are unwittingly, perhaps, damaging women's tennis with their dreadful, premeditated caterwauling.
School officials and other academics worry that the government intends to maintain control, perhaps damaging Sciences Po's ability to compete internationally.
The Fox executives said they had been unaware of the contact and said Mr. Ellis had misused his role with the network, perhaps damaging its reputation.
They said that they had been unaware of the contact and that he had misused his role with the network, perhaps damaging its reputation.
But to publicly diminish them (while perhaps damaging their trade value) without acknowledging ownership's role in the organizational dysfunction that engulfed the Mets after the 2006 postseason borders on deceit.
Its prospects were perhaps damaged by middling to hostile reviews – the Telegraph and Independent praised Kate Winslet's lead performance, but the Evening Standard and the Guardian handed out one-star ratings.
