Sentence examples for a damaging way from inspiring English sources

"Joe Lieberman would have shaken things up in a damaging way for Barack Obama," said Mr. Hildebrand.

His talk made her wonder: If stressful states, including loneliness, caused the genome to respond in a damaging way, might sustained positive experiences have the opposite result?

If any other segment of our population were being discriminated against in such a damaging way, the outcry would be tremendous.

His brother, Leonard, with whom he wrote Blue Collar, was also in a crazed state, and the pair of them fell out in such a damaging way that they never really repaired the relationship before Leonard died 10 years ago.

Akhmetov does not want a repeat of the situation that followed the Orange Revolution; "this should be about finding ways to co-operate with business leaders not to overhaul the system in a damaging way," says a source close to the tycoon.

The condition causes extreme pain and related sensory abnormalities and when Morris suffers an injury her body reacts in a damaging way, compromising her recovery.

It is not likely to withdraw money in any damaging way, but Mr. Hariri and others in the current majority have warned that an opposition victory could scare off investors.

But unchecked inflation would also erode the domestic value of foreign assets and in a more damaging way.A shift towards a looser peg in the GCC would undoubtedly hurt the greenback.

"The jokes were a defense mechanism: 'We're going to talk about ourselves in a more damaging way than you could.' " Her first triple-digit birthday party was Tuesday, and Ms. Kaufman was honored by Hunter, with a medley of playfully reconstructed songs from "Fiddler," and other honors coming from the National Yiddish Theater-Folksbiene and the Dutch Treat Club.

It's a psychologically damaging way to watch film.

The Tory approach has put policing in the national spotlight in a very damaging way.