Sentence examples for potential damage the from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans expressed concern about potential damage the often unvarnished Mr. Ashcroft might cause this president.

The verdict does, however, mention the potential damage the documents could have caused, had they fallen into the wrong hands.

But they are willing to take that risk, given the potential damage the oil slick could cause.

I applaud your editorial highlighting the potential damage the mounting foreclosure crisis may inflict on the nation's voting system ("Foreclosures and the Right to Vote," Oct. 5).

"This is an environmental and economic emergency," Nick De Leeuw, a spokesman for Mr. Cox, said of the potential damage the carp could inflict throughout the lakes.

Even supporters of Ward had little to say yesterday, particularly when it came to the potential damage the U.S.O.C.'s recent controversies could have on New York City's bid for the 2012 Summer Games.

With so little information made public, it was difficult to determine the potential damage from the case or the quality of the government's evidence.

It is an obvious statement but one worth remembering when considering the potential damage to the economy from the vote.

He then asks a superficially reasonable question: "whether the potential damage of the interventions justifies the lack of informed consent outside of OkCupid's normal terms and conditions".

Banks exposed to Greece would suffer massive losses and the potential damage to the trust that the banking system relies on could lead to another credit crunch.

The more personal and belligerent the contest becomes, of course, the greater the potential damage to the eventual victor.