Sentence examples for a damaging case from inspiring English sources

Samantha Gailey's grand-jury testimony, which she gave on March 24, 1977, laid out a damaging case against him.

In a potentially more damaging case, a verdict is also nearing in Berlusconi's appeals trial on a conviction of tax fraud.

Rio Ferdinand has agreed to put aside his acrimonious differences with John Terry and Ashley Cole to appear on the same team for a charity game with the two footballers he came to regard as sworn enemies during the criminal trial that brought some of England's highest-profile players into a damaging race case.

Officials acknowledge that Mr. Hanssen's alleged betrayal may be the most damaging case of espionage ever by an F.B.I. agent.

The move follows the damaging case of Lance Armstrong, who has been accused of being a serial drugs cheat.

Those are among new details, pieced together from interviews with lawyers, of the talks that led to resolution of one of the most important espionage cases since the end of the cold war, and easily the most damaging case of spying ever within the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Mr. Jones said that the backlog of tests "had been damaging cases".

The most damaging cases are the episodes of sudden capital flight, as occurred in Mexico in 1994 and several Asian countries in 1997.

But Dr. Holden said enough studies had found harmful outcomes to suggest that spanking was "a damaging practice in certain cases under certain situations".

(Though simply charging and prosecuting individuals who complied with state marijuana laws could send a damaging message, even if cases aren't successful).

Fetal-onset ventriculomegally (enlarged ventricles without raised pressure) is thought to result in more severe brain damage [ 3, 4] but recent studies challenge this notion [ 9] even though ventricular expansion, and consequential compression and stretching of the brain must have a damaging effect in severe cases.