Sentence examples for will be damaging for from inspiring English sources

"If it is confirmed to be from them this will be damaging for the UN and their peacekeeping all over the world".

The attorney general, Bill Barr, has said he would release the report this week and the expectations are that the findings will be damaging for the president.

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, was embroiled in a war of words with the archbishop of Canterbury after the head of the Church of England warned that planned changes to the benefits system will be damaging for children and families.

The news will be damaging for the government of President Dilma Rousseff.

Mr Lansley said: "I want to call on doctors again to think again before taking part in a strike that will be damaging for patients.

Setting aside the obvious inconvenience to its business, Google argues that the law will be damaging for web users because it will make it harder for them to find German documents because the context provided through use of snippets will be lost.

But if the judge was corrupted, the skating union will be damaged for a significantly long period of time".

leaves behind the haunting impression that part of his soul will be damaged for the rest of his life.

"If they grow up, spending their teenage years in a prison, they most probably will be damaged for life," Unicef's country representative, Lotta Sylwander, said in a telephone interview from Manila.

BP was forced to revamp its senior management and safety procedures in order to regain its footing with international regulators and the public, and oil analysts say the company's reputation will be damaged for years to come.

There Is No CO2 'Technofix' scientists warn; CO2 can't be extracted easily from oceans, which will be damaged for centuries to come.