Sentence examples for that will damage from inspiring English sources

When so doing, however, you must not do anything that will damage the hedge.

Now, once again, House Republicans have pursued a strategy that business doesn't want and that will damage investors.

Anything that will damage the ball or potentially be dangerous for players can be put right by umpires.

Is this an empowering message for the young women of this town – or one that will damage self-esteem and only act to dampen aspirations?

They are ebullient and fierce, and people say what happy and affectionate children they are.... Tomorrow I will do something that will damage and scar them".

We must ensure we do not create an orchestrated witch-hunt against the nation's smallest businesses that will damage public and private sector growth in the UK".

Barack Obama warned Tuesday that looming spending cuts are a "meat-cleaver" approach to America's debt woes that will damage the economy and safety of the nation.

"The program is very popular, and I don't want the Republicans to do things that will damage them in the future".

Barbara Keshishian, president of the New Jersey Education Association, the teachers' union, called the tax cap "an ill-conceived and shortsighted policy" that will damage schools.

It is hard to see what is clever about a policy that will damage the competitiveness of Britain's manufacturing industry, slow rather than hasten carbon emissions reduction and force Britain's electricity consumers to subsidise a French nationalised company.

Richard Sylla, professor of financial history at New York University's Stern School of Business, said he believes that neither candidate wants to do anything that will damage the country.