Sentence examples for really damage from inspiring English sources

Or it can really damage you".

But, do the super-rich really damage great cities?

It doesn't matter how many faintly embarrassing stories appear, they don't really damage Boris.

"The process of going public can really damage a business," Mr. Ackman said on Wednesday's call.

Also, using IQ can really damage students because it privileges people from a particular socioeconomic background.

But surely, I said, a bit of louche behaviour wouldn't really damage his image?

The moving, the broken home, the drunken stepfathers – it doesn't really damage him.

I once heard Ned Beatty say that Deliverance did, in a way, really damage him.

"But I don't think you can really damage the word freedom or liberty".

But can a few hours in front of large speakers really damage your ears?

And siding with Russia did not really damage him at all. 3. Attacking Farage aggressively seems to have backfired.