Sentence examples for potentially harmed from inspiring English sources

Such authenticity is potentially harmed by controversies over the relatively close relationship between Vice and Virtue, the company's agency arm.

If we had decided to continue advertising, it would have sent out the wrong message, internally and externally, and potentially harmed our reputation.

Also potentially harmed by cuts were research centers in Illinois, which caught the attention of Representative Randy Hultgren, a Republican from that state.

The lack of direction, the report found, prevented the consultants from efficiently scouring the loan files to spot the most number of borrowers potentially harmed.

"If I had to choose between unfettered internet access, and having children potentially harmed psychologically or worse by porn sites, then for me the decision is an easy one," she told the Mail.

If possible, present the danger as a matter of a stark binary choice, as in the following example: "If I had to choose between unfettered internet access, and having children potentially harmed psychologically or worse by porn sites, then for me the decision is an easy one".

He said the charges against Williams could potentially harm his civil cases, because potential jurors could be aware that Williams was indicted for possibly causing the fight.

Can you speak to how that is affecting U.S. troops from the concern of their own potential to be harmed and their concern to potentially harm civilians?

Drug arrests break up homes and potentially harm whole communities.

Women need to know that they are dangerous; that they are potentially harming their baby".

Virtually any behavior that could potentially harm the fetus can be prosecuted as criminal child abuse.