Sentence examples for a damaging article from inspiring English sources

The rise had been widely expected and the market fell only a little.Dow Jones & Co was ordered to pay $223m to a bond firm that closed down after a damaging article had been published in the Wall Street Journal.

In 2008, when Fortune magazine was on the point of running a damaging article about him, Jobs summoned their managing editor to Cupertino to demand he spike the piece: "He leaned into Serwer's face and asked, 'So, you've uncovered the fact that I'm an asshole.

He cites an instance when Robert Thomson, who was then the Journal's managing editor, tried to prevent the publication of a supposedly damaging article.

I find my work both enjoyable and rewarding and it saddens me to see a publication of your stature publish such a one-sided and damaging article without getting a little more information about the basic workings of our industry.

But this means that for his clients, a damaging newspaper article can be all but impossible to shift to page two.

Another involved an investigation into a reporter's damaging articles about Michael S. Ovitz, the former talent agent and Disney president, and a third was a divorce dispute between the actor Keith Carradine and his former wife.

The most damaging article reported that on the night of February 27th, after the incident in Godhra, Modi summoned the Ahmadabad police commissioner and several senior government officials and instructed the commissioner to insure that the police allow rioters free rein.

I don't even want to open it" The announcement that Gen McChrystal was standing down came after he met Mr Obama at the White House on Wednesday to discuss the damaging article.

Hunt was also allegedly at the centre of a plot to assassinate syndicated columnist Jack Anderson, who had written a series of damaging articles about the Nixon administration.

The cable continued: "A series of damaging articles detailing Aondoakaa's 'alleged' corruption ties were published in February and March.

The cable, classified confidential by economic counsellor Robert Tansey, continues: "A series of damaging articles detailing Aondoakaa's 'alleged' corruption ties were published in February and March.