So, is this a fair reflection – and are there any potentially damaging consequences?
Europe is inadvertently undermining President Obama on global warming, with potentially damaging consequences for climate co-operation and transatlantic relations.
And Ms. Vargha's sister was also taking four other psychotropic drugs, each with its own potentially damaging consequences.
Over decades of operation, these structures can, without warning, meet head-on with a rogue wave, freak storm, or some other extreme event, with potentially damaging consequences.
In a speech last week he warned that lack of reform could create a permanent divergence within the currency union, which would have "potentially damaging consequences for us all".
"Professionals should not shirk from offering evidence to the courts about the potentially damaging consequences of contact," say Narey and Owers.
It follows similar warnings from other industry chiefs, including Airbus and BMW, about the potentially damaging consequences of Britain's decision to leave the EU.
But those comments can also cross the line between honest criticism and unsubstantiated, inflammatory claims, with potentially damaging consequences for some hotels.
The SAS leaflet finished with good words for Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, who had warned of the potentially damaging consequences of dieting: "A whole generation of young women could be affected," said the Duchess.
Although high streets could play a vital role in boosting health, "In many towns and cities, high streets are being overtaken by businesses with potentially damaging consequences for public health", the RSPH's report warns.
