The phrase "abuse damaging" is not correct as it lacks grammatical structure and clarity.
It could be used in a context discussing the harmful effects of abuse, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The damaging effects of abuse can last a lifetime."
Alternatives: "harmful abuse" or "abuse that causes damage".
How much have two inquiries into allegations of historical sexual abuse damaged the reputation of the Metropolitan Police?
"We have a system in this country that enables people to obtain justice if they have suffered abuse, damage or loss at the hands of anyone.
In a statement on 22 January, a spokesperson for Leigh Day said: "We have a system in this country that enables people to obtain justice if they have suffered abuse, damage or loss at the hands of anyone".
But to conflate discussion about the limits of those entitlements with the need to combat fraud and abuse is damaging.
There is a tendency to derisively dismiss selfies as narcissistic, but it's no coincidence that so many of the young women who have hit the headlines for using them are doing so in response to sexist societal norms or abuse – from damaging, unattainable beauty ideals, to the hacking of women's private photographs.
He admitted many things: lying to the police, fighting, abusing drugs, damaging property, committing burglaries, coercing people, threatening them with a gun, stealing, assault with a weapon, rape, collecting money for drug dealers, getting shot twice and being offered $10,000 to "whack" someone.
In others, people can file within two years of finding the abuse has damaged their lives.
In addition, certain chemicals and infectious agents, as well as alcohol abuse, can damage mtDNA.
Not surprisingly, the research also showed that marital arguments that involved physical or verbal abuse can damage kids emotionally.
