Sentence examples for would be very damaging from inspiring English sources

"I think that would be very damaging.

And to the mother of a two-year-old daughter, "that would be very damaging".

He knows that it would be very damaging for Scotland to do that.

There are plenty of steps China could take that would be very damaging to American interests.

Introducing prenuptial agreements without protection of the parties' needs "would be very damaging", the commission warns.

"The idea of first building up this great story and then having it proven factually inaccurate would be very damaging".

He warned it would be "very, very damaging" for the party if the "wars" between Blairites and Brownites continued and leadership candidates refused to serve under one another.

"He was definitely around when it was going on and he's now running the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones, and for him to be seen to be mixed up in that whole tacky situation would be very, very damaging indeed".

"It would be very seriously damaging".

Some experts outside the United Nations, seeing the stalemate as a crisis of credibility for both Mr. Annan and the Security Council, said a vote -- either of confidence or no confidence -- on the secretary general's choice would be without precedent and could be very damaging.

"It can be very damaging, and in an environment in which lot of random threats are surfaced, it would be inappropriate".