Sentence examples for aims damage? from inspiring English sources

Judy Dent remains a vocal advocate for voluntary euthanasia and supports Nitschke – she will introduce him at the Melbourne conference – but she is among those who believe his aims damage the cause.

Not for the public good, the leak aimed to damage the man whose backing Gordon Brown had expected in the 1994 Labour leadership, but who was smart enough to realise it would have to be Tony the Winner, not the brooding Scot with those "psychological flaws" that Alastair Campbell (was it really him?) is said to have passed on.

Germany's minister for justice Katarina Barley called the breach a "serious attack," one that aimed to "damage confidence in our democracy and institutions," according to the BBC.

But most of its charm offensive was aimed at damage control in order to salvage the Jewish vote this fall".

Deripaska has denied any wrongdoing, saying that the "false allegations" are "the result of a planned campaign aimed to damage my reputation".

Deripaska has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, saying that the "false allegations" are "the result of a planned campaign aimed to damage my reputation".

Deripaska has denied any wrongdoing, calling the allegations "the result of a planned campaign aiming to damage my reputation," on his own Instagram.

The Western Allies also began a naval blockade of Germany, which aimed to damage the country's economy and war effort.

He revealed the upcoming article in an Instagram post, calling it "a reckless disregard for the truth, making assumptions that are fictional and irresponsible," and suggesting it aimed to damage "Bohemian Rhapsody".

"These allegations have nothing to do with reality, are the fruit of the imagination of a group of people and the result of a planned campaign aiming to damage my reputation".

Firstly, antiangiogenic strategies, which involve interrupting the actual process of angiogenesis, and secondly antivascular approaches, which aim to damage the existing vessels within tumours.