Sentence examples for potentially damaging consequences from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The U.S. statistical community hopes its responses will persuade the Obama administration to reverse what it sees as an unintended yet potentially damaging consequence of a well-meaning exercise in good government.

Quantitative analysis and assessment of risk to civil infrastructure has two components: probability of a potentially damaging event and consequence of damage, measured in terms of financial or human losses.

The government saw this as having potentially damaging electoral consequences, so more funding was provided, along with the introduction of the internal market to try to secure economies.

The House voted decisively to broaden military ties between Taiwan and the United States, a largely symbolic gesture that carries potentially damaging diplomatic consequences.

People in both parties worry that the panel, which plans to meet privately this week, could fall far short of that goal or deadlock altogether, with potentially damaging economic consequences.