Sentence examples for will harm efforts from inspiring English sources
Critics predict that an arrest warrant will harm efforts to deliver aid and to deploy the United Nations peacekeeping force in Darfur.
While Dawkins feels that loose science and anthropomorphism will harm efforts to protect animals I argue that her skepticism - nay-saying, doubt, and denial that fly in the face of available data - and failure to heed what we know is more harmful.
Other actions he has taken or seems poised to take ― on immigration, Iran and Russia ― will actively harm efforts to combat the terrorist group.
The debate is whether that will help or harm efforts at political change in Cuba.
The only question, many say, is how badly Davis goes down and whether the margin will help or harm efforts to make Texas at least somewhat competitive for Democrats within the next decade or so.
If passed into law, the federal budget for 2011 that lawmakers will vote on this week will harm key efforts in daily weather forecasting, search-and-rescue operations, and long-term weather prediction, says a top U.S. government official.
It will harm all the efforts taken [in these talks]," she said.
"Egypt's allies should recognise that the use of anti-terrorism as an excuse to crack down on press freedom and turn a blind eye to injustices will harm Egypt's efforts to combat the real security threats that it faces".
The dispersants used in cleanup efforts will harm all the living things they touch.
A plan by the administration of President Barack Obama to change the way the United States distributes its international food aid has touched off an intense lobbying campaign by a coalition of shipping companies, agribusiness and charitable groups that say the change will harm the U.S. economy and hamper efforts to fight global hunger.
And although some critics warn that California's aggressive effort to cut emissions will harm its economy, Brown's allies say there are plenty of data to suggest the state could cash in on curbing climate change.
