Sentence examples for affairs damage from inspiring English sources

This is due to the fact that extramarital affairs damage the trust in a relationship and trust is the predicator of all long-term relationships.

This state of affairs damages the NHS more than any individual case of negligence or error.

But the affair damaged the army, and according to some reports, has undermined its morale.

The affair damaged Pasternak's health and probably contributed to his death in 1960.

Democrats fear his failure to show leadership on international affairs could damage the party in November's midterm elections.

The prime minister has been notably absent in the final weeks of campaigning in Scotland, amid reports of fears that his dire approval ratings north of the border and recent questions over his tax affairs could damage Davidson's chances.

But the government, in its first official reaction, expressed "severe concern and dissatisfaction" about conditions that the House attached to the bill, including a new annual review of human rights, calling it an unacceptable effort to "interfere in China's internal affairs and damage China's interests".

The Pujol affair will damage it further.

The Deepwater Horizon and Lockerbie affairs have damaged the special relationship with the US.

Did that Georgian affair irrevocably damage Spieth's ability to close out on the big stage?

He was released on bail and has not been charged, but the affair could damage the prime minister and hasten his departure.