Sentence examples for would damage to from inspiring English sources

Critics argue that sanctions would damage to the U.S. economy, but Russia has limited trade ties with the United States.

He said the bigger banks feared that German opposition would damage efforts to make Frankfurt a world financial center.

Sir George Young warned that it would damage democracy to ignore strong opinions among members of the public "or pretend that their views do not exist".

England's Education Minister Elizabeth Truss said starting school later would damage attempts to close the achievement gap between rich and poor.

Both people refused to be identified out of fear that they would damage their access to ministry officials.

"The BBC believes that this level of funding would be unaffordable and would damage our ability to maintain the quality and range of our services to the public".

That would damage its ability to secure its territory and maintain its supply lines, undermining its efforts to recruit.

If medical testing were treated differently, it would damage its ability to "disrupt".

Industry is complaining that any change in the Bush-Cheney approach would damage its ability to develop domestic energy supplies.

Does he believe that Roe v. Wade is so firmly established that it would damage the Court to overturn it?

Those business practices would damage their ability to make money.