Sentence examples for ultimately damage from inspiring English sources

Demonizing and alienating Muslims will ultimately damage America's collective effort to combat extremism.

Those who chafe to topple the mullahs in Iran, for example, court unforeseen consequences that may ultimately damage America's interests.

He said he disagreed with this approach because he believed it would ultimately damage the independence of the courts.

"This can ultimately damage your credit score, as each agreement leaves a footprint on your credit file".

Others also fear that universities will encourage academics to specialise in either teaching or research - which they say would ultimately damage the quality of teaching.

You have to weigh the degree to which such perceptions, were they to be taken too seriously, ultimately damage the public.

It's what makes their appearances stilted, unsettling and ultimately damaging to their campaigns.

"That sort of capitulation to media pressure in the face of scientific opinion ultimately damages children," he said.

I hope it's a tribute to him, but it's also inspired by lots of other outsider musicians and strange, creative but ultimately damaged individuals.

According to Mr. Dowell, the fungus is not deadly, but it ultimately damages the trees, which sometimes sprout a second set of leaves after the first ones die.

And has America misunderstood the nature of the terrorist threat, lashing out in a way that ultimately damages this country, too?