Sentence examples for a damaging shift from inspiring English sources

OSLO, March 24 (Reuters) - Climate change is likely to make reef-building stony corals lose out to softer cousins in a damaging shift for many types of fish that use reefs as hideaways and nurseries for their young, a study showed.

Politicians run this calculation when they create or shift a damaging narrative, attack an opponent, or respond to indefensible claims against them.

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

It will lose the votes of moderates, who fear a damaging stand-off with Madrid, and of convinced separatists, who are shifting to ERC.

The software predicted a damaging effect for all four missense mutations, the fifth being a 1 bp frame shift deletion.

Grief is such a damaging thing.

This is a damaging prejudice.

The wider picture remains a damaging one.

Britain has a damaging history of denial.

This has created a damaging credibility problem".

Honey fungus is a damaging fungal disease.