Sentence examples for probably damage from inspiring English sources

The WikiLeaks dump will probably damage the global conversation.

Any backsliding would probably damage morale.It would also damage a firm's chances of recruiting future stars.

Many analysts have said that the escape will probably damage relations with the US government, which made clear its desire to extradite Guzmán in order to try him on a range of trafficking charges.

Seventeen years ago, the chiefs — all four of us, plus the chairman and vice chairman — concluded that allowing open homosexuality in the ranks would probably damage the cohesiveness of our combat units.

The NHS has always relied on greater contributions from private companies than that 6% figure recognises (the private sector provides all its drugs, for example, and all equipment), but these revelations will probably damage the Tories.

"I believe repealing 'don't ask, don't tell' will weaken the warrior culture," he writes, offering no greater basis for this belief than the fact that 17 years ago he and other military brass "concluded that allowing open homosexuality in the ranks would probably damage the cohesiveness of our combat units".

The p.Gly375Asp mutation is predicted to be damaging by prediction programs (Polyphen‐2: probably damaging [1], SIFT: damaging [0], MutationTaster: disease causing [1]).

Predictions are characterized as either benign, possibly damaging or probably damaging on the output.

The classification of "possibly damaging" and "probably damaging" prompted disagreement among other researchers not involved in the study.

The thresholds for these combined scores were as follows: for PolyPhen-2, 1 = probably damaging with probable impact on protein structure and function and 0 = benign with no impact on protein structure and function; for GERP, <3 = benign, 3 to 5 = possibly damaging and >5 = probably damaging.

In addition, the distributions of SNPs with probably damaging or possibly damaging effects were skewed more to the left than the distributions of SNPs in other categories.