Sentence examples for a damaging choice from inspiring English sources

Perhaps you could make an inference and put forth a theory that a below-average initial bounce is a leading indicator that Mr. Ryan will eventually prove to be a damaging choice.

Many Jewish leaders and institutions consider this a terrible and potentially damaging choice — one that will confuse young people, create Jews for Jesus and ultimately contribute to the demise of Judaism.

"It was the least damaging choice of no good choices," he said.

When women dress up damaging choices as empowerment, it weakens feminist argument.

By keeping it on the table, Davies is saying you have a choice - between a damaging U-turn or a radical new vision for expansion," he said.

But overall, it's a damaging and sexist anachronism Everyone has a choice, Nicole says.

But 2015 may mark the year that the Guidelines go from being an easily dismissed distraction to a damaging vehicle for eating away at Americans' freedom of choice.

Now that the government has reached its statutory borrowing limit, Mr. Obama said, Congress had no choice but to raise it to avoid a damaging default.

Unfortunately for those with less choice over parts, such weight loss can have a damaging effect on their ability to perform.

Almost 200 countries agreed a draft text for a deal to fight climate change on Friday, but put off hard choices about narrowing down a vast range of options for limiting a damaging rise in temperatures.

Grief is such a damaging thing.