Sentence examples for possibility of damaging from inspiring English sources

Risks included the possibility of damaging the liver and, from the antirejection drugs, increased odds of infection and even certain cancers.

A group of top regulators and central bankers on Sunday gave banks around the world more time to meet new rules aimed at preventing financial crises, saying they wanted to avoid the possibility of damaging the economic recovery.

The judge overseeing the civil claims, Geoffrey Vos, is eager to see at least some cases reach open court, with the attendant possibility of damaging revelations, said one person with knowledge of the court process.

Speaking of brain tumors in general and not of Mr. Kennedy's case, Dr. Steven S. Rosenfeld, who directs NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital's brain tumor center, said: "I do not know what his surgeons are planning, but we certainly find ourselves with malignant gliomas on that side of the brain where we don't do surgery because of the possibility of damaging speech.

Due to the nature of the discoloration and the possibility of damaging the stone, the stain can only be removed by chemical cleaning.

Conversely, it has disadvantages in that visual field is limited, and there is possibility of damaging the graft by taking forceps in and out, and it takes time to cope with damage of the graft.

According to the interval intersection of the element stiffness parameters in the undamaged and damaged states, the possibility of damage existence is defined based on the reliability theory.

So, there is a real possibility of damages.

"They scan the herd and minimize the possibility of damage to themselves," he said.

He hinted that one was the possibility of damage to the plane from gunfire.

The report also admits the possibility of damage to the Tibetan railway.