Sentence examples for Critically damaging from inspiring English sources

He was not so circumspect earlier, when he made a series of daily attacks on one of the candidates, Mr. Hevesi, which many Democrats believe were critically damaging.

As a result, both countries overdrew the water that was available, critically damaging the environment and their own long-term water security.

While the debate will probably not be critically damaging to Mr. Perry, his odds of upending Mr. Romney have continued to lengthen.

When it was comfortably above $100£6565) per barrel, making the case for a carbon floor price – designed to raise the cost of pollution and make clean investment more attractive – was vulnerable to the argument that while the economy was still ticking over, the extra cost may be critically damaging.

Speculation has been that Toyota will be forced to announce higher prices in Japan - a move even Toyota acknowledges could be critically damaging for an already sluggish Japanese market.

Soon after Flight 825 took off, a group of ZIPRA guerrillas scored a direct hit on its starboard wing with a Soviet-made Strela 2 surface-to-air infrared homing missile, critically damaging the aircraft and forcing an emergency landing.

"They've critically damaged the coalition that has run this Board for the last year.

Some aerospace experts speculate that the debris, about the size of a briefcase, could have critically damaged the left wing.

I may be going out on limb here, but I think his reputation and authority might be critically damaged.

Relations with the West, though strained by recent events in Tibet, have not been critically damaged.

The intrinsic apoptotic pathway becomes activated when cells are critically damaged.