Sentence examples for potential to damage from inspiring English sources

However, there are many unanswered questions about the consequences of nanoparticle exposures, in particular, with regard to their potential to damage the genome and thus potentially promote cancer.

Certainly, Mr Ozawa's potential to damage the DPJ is immense.

The scandal does have the potential to damage the chancellor.

Any one of them has the potential to damage the global economy.

"This has the potential to damage England's reputation as a leading provider of higher education".

The issue has the potential to damage Berlin's relations with London in the same way as it has with Washington.

"This has the potential to damage the craft movement and I think they will see single estate as another badge.

An outbreak of illness caused by one restaurant has the potential to damage all, even those with no health violations.

But, like any other terror attack, cyberattacks have the potential to damage critical infrastructure and to create unprecedented disasters.

All Nsaids, including over-the-counter aspirin, have the potential to damage the tissue of the gastrointestinal tract.

That's because the rest of the UK would be tying itself to a country with a huge financial sector, and a huge potential to damage it.