Sentence examples for prospects of damage from inspiring English sources

Rising interest rates and the prospects of damage to corporate earnings from strong sterling and weak business should hit British stocks.

Beyond these known effects is the even more frightening prospect of damage that cannot be detected for years and of possible genetic effects that cannot be known for generations, by which time the havoc we have wrought cannot be undone.

Even the prospect of damages wasn't enough.

First, few malpractice cases carry the prospect of damages in the tens of millions of dollars.

More Republicans seem to care about reducing spending at all costs, and the prospect of damaging vital government programs does not seem to bother them.

A successful appeal would effectively deny compensation to 100 more families awaiting damages and could rule out any prospect of damages for other children who are injured by different vaccines in the future.

Mr. Motassadeq's lawyers are seeking to head off the prospect of damaging new disclosures by arguing that any statements made by suspected terrorists in American prisons would be inadmissible as evidence because they might have been obtained through torture.

Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. released emails earlier this month that showed he appeared to welcome the prospect of damaging information from the Russian government about Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.

The court was determined to protect the press from the prospects of large damage awards in libel cases that would intimidate it into drastic self-censorship.

While increased levels of O2− that NO may induce in Fe-deficient plant appear to maximize internal utilization of scarce apoplastic Fe in maize leaves and improve plant growth, there is a potentially damaging prospect of oxidative damage by the increased O2− titre.

With the prospect of lingering damage to Germany's automotive industry, support for the strikes quickly evaporated.