Sentence examples for a damaging fact from inspiring English sources

There is nothing worse for your case than when your lawyer is blindsided by a damaging fact that you forgot to mention.

The charges took note of the damaging fact that Mr. Ravi had tried to change electronic messages he had sent and seemed to encourage a witness to change her account.

At the inquest yesterday, the damaging fact was ascertained that only two of the cowboys were armed, it thus being a most unequal fight".

WHEN Barack Obama was running for the Senate, an adviser showed him a file of damaging facts that Republicans had dug up about him.

The disclosure last week that hackers had penetrated a database containing such intimate and possibly damaging facts about millions of government and private employees has shaken Washington.

The first describes a "pre-emptive political action" against an opposition political leader who, the government learns, intends to reveal damaging facts about Kremlin leaders -- "for example, on the purchase of property or something else".

Unless more damaging facts emerge, the email issue is not "likely to evoke a great deal of public reaction," he said.

Assessing his Heisman decision, King wrote, "If damaging facts are still unavailable, Newton gets my vote".

Damaging facts were revealed about him & it was feared Nixon wanted to downgrade the Sup.

There were other, still more damaging facts that didn't make it into the book at all.

In an opening statement, Mr. Hayes's lawyer Thomas J. Ullmann conceded some of the most damaging facts, the killings and the sexual assault of Ms. Hawke-Petit.