Sentence examples for which would damage from inspiring English sources

It also suppresses weeds and eliminates the need for hoeing, which would damage those shallow roots.

One is of a rekindled war on the peninsula, which would damage China.

In that case, Turkey would have to raise interest rates, which would damage economic growth.

The idea is to help customers avoid paying their student loans late, which would damage their credit.

Amref staff were understandably nervous that any shortcomings might be reported in a way which would damage the organisation.

Tom Pickering, managing director of Ineos Shale, said it was a disastrous decision which would damage Scotland's economy.

The only way in which you would damage the cutting edge is by blocking with the cutting edge.

Mercuric ion (Hg2+) is one toxic metal ion existed in aquatic ecosystems which would seriously damage human central nervous system and other organs.

* Billionaire Eli Broad began gearing up for a $500 million campaign to create nearly 300 new charter schools, which would irreparably damage the Los Angeles public school system.

Second, the pressure will be to make the cut greater than expected, in part to avoid strengthening the pound, which would further damage Britain's battered exporters.

And he said he's considering calling up the U.S. military to "close" the border, which would surely damage the economy.