Sentence examples for a damaging answer from inspiring English sources

This big, bald, salt-of-the-earth fellow, worried about taxes, elicited a damaging answer from a canvassing Barack Obama that concluded, "when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody".

Ferguson admitted it was a damaging result.

In a damaging admission, Mr. Clohessy answered, "Sure," when asked whether his group had ever issued a press release that contained false information.

As a result, a damaging personal feud developed.

Well, the retrospective answer is that there was a damaging housing bubble.

The simple answer is that the view from Kuala Lumpur is based on a questionable premise that leads to a damaging conclusion.

Grief is such a damaging thing.

This is a damaging prejudice.

In seeking the answer, investigators are poring over Mr. Friedman's record of success at the Health Department, including his rare fortune in averting a damaging audit.

The wider picture remains a damaging one.

Britain has a damaging history of denial.