Sentence examples for worth damaging from inspiring English sources

Is it worth damaging a company's brand to support groups that spread misinformation about climate change?

President Obama sought Thursday to minimize the significance of a fugitive former national security contractor wanted for leaking government secrets, calling him a "29-year-old hacker" and suggesting that American frustration with China and Russia for apparently helping him evade extradition was not worth damaging relations with those countries.

"Apple has realised it is not worth damaging sales over something as trivial as maps and they won't lose any revenues by diverting people to products that work".

Is it worth damaging your children to teach them a lesson?

"How could any one well be so profitable that it would be worth damaging the New York City water system?" With that pointed question, Aubrey McClendon, CEO of Chesapeake Energy, explained his company's decision last week to refrain from drilling for natural gas in New York City's upstate watershed.

Things will get plenty messy over the summer, and it is never worth damaging something in packing.

As much as I love sports, no game or victory is worth permanently damaging a child.

Make sure that this boy is worth severely damaging your relationship with your parents over.

A Jinx is worth 2 damage points, a Hex is worth 3 damage points, and a Curse is worth 4 damage points.

"Tens of thousands of pounds worth of damage has been caused and there has been structural damage to both roofs".

A blast of Ice is worth 2 damage points, and the Ice shards are worth 6 damage points.