Sentence examples for At damaging from inspiring English sources

His revelations were followed by a torrent of leaks from his agency, all apparently aimed at damaging Clinton's campaign.

The letter seemed to serve as a form of legal gamesmanship — allowing Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers to hint at damaging information about the housekeeper without revealing it.

Less common are the eosinophils, which are particularly effective at damaging the cells that make up the cuticle (body wall) of larger parasites.

To the South China Morning Post Snowden revealed details of how the NSA hacks into computers and mobile phones in China and Hong Kong.Indeed, many of the disclosures seem directly aimed at damaging American diplomacy, or harming American allies.

Human Rights Watch issued a statement this week insisting that the Justice Ministry "stop publishing statements aimed at damaging the reputation of a young Saudi rape victim who spoke out publicly about her ordeal and her efforts to find justice".

After Greece's veto of Macedonia's invitation to join NATO, it is obvious that Greece's intentions are aimed not at supporting permanent regional stability, but at damaging our neighbor relations, attacking our national identity and increasing political instability in the region.

Such interaction between pathogen and DC-SIGN expressing cells could occur at damaged epithelia.

Kittel attacked, firing at and damaging several Shturmovik.

"[It's] probably not damaging at all.

But this stab at damage control went nowhere.

A homespun Heloise, Cobb is an expert at damage control.