Sentence examples for a damaging step from inspiring English sources

I'm shocked that the new leadership of the BMA is taking such a damaging step.

Although officers at Ramrod criticized Lieutenant Ligsay for allowing the episodes to happen, he was not relieved of duties "for cause," which would be a damaging step in an officer's career.

There is a real risk of taking a big and damaging step backwards".

Unions for head teachers and teachers have attacked the move, describing it as a damaging backward step.

In this case, researchers from the University of Bern have been working on a robot that performs the most delicate and potentially damaging step: drilling into the skull at the precise location and depth to give access to the right part of the cochlea.

Finally, the IOC took another damaging step inexplicably excluding whistleblower Yuliya Stepanova from participation in the Rio Games.

The branding of Minion Yellow is another damaging step in the privatisation of colour, but it also feels like an elaborate plot-line straight from its own film, given whose idea the marketing trick was in the first place.

The introduction of the Bedroom Tax has been just one of the incredibly cruel, unfair, and damaging steps this Government has taken that has hurt those that are most in need.

Farmers make up a significant part of the Conservative party's power base in rural constituencies, which rarely vote Labour, so the plea by Truss was an important step in trying to prevent a damaging split within the party.

However, currently available methods for quantifying apoptosis have various limitations including multiple, sometimes cell-damaging steps, the inability to quantify live, necrotic and apoptotic cells at the same time, and non-specific detection (i.e. "false positive").

The retailer took rapid steps to distance itself from the case, attempting to offset a damaging public relations storm as news of the prosecution triggered widespread criticism.