Sentence examples for a damaging gaffe from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schundler's eagerness to display leadership soon after the attack led to a damaging gaffe when he criticized aspects of New Jersey's response during an interview in which he described his own ideas.
But as the Romney-Ryan ticket scrambles to distance itself from Mr. Akin's politically damaging gaffe, Americans should still be wary of the presumptive G.O.P. nominees, who are just as extreme.
But what they got were some damaging gaffes, such as Mr Weprin not having a clue about the size of the national debt.He also failed to turn up for a political debate, blaming Hurricane Irene.
The most damaging gaffes are the ones that reinforce existing impressions.
The chancellor found himself at the centre of a damaging row over the gaffe as he prepares for a difficult budget on Wednesday at a time of worsening economic forecasts and uncertain Brexit negotiations.
The campaigns by Mr. Penn, 58, a longtime political operative known for his brusque personality and scorched-earth tactics, are part of a broader effort at Microsoft to give its marketing the nimbleness of a political campaign, where a candidate can turn an opponent's gaffe into a damaging commercial within hours.
Grief is such a damaging thing.
This is a damaging prejudice.
Ferguson admitted it was a damaging result.
This overlaps with a damaging curricular division.
