Sentence examples for are so damaging from inspiring English sources

That is why the scrapes of John Prescott are so damaging.

"There is peace making and there is peace building," said Itamar Rabinovich, who served as Israel's chief negotiator with Syria and as Israel's ambassador in Washington, explaining why the contentious messages in Arabic are so damaging.

Only addiction can explain an activity that appears to be so without sensual satisfaction in itself – no drawing luxuriously on the touch screen, no sniffing the pungent nose of a smartphone while dozing in an armchair – but whose side effects are so damaging.

An intersectional perspective allows us to better understand why certain cyber attacks occur and are so damaging.

"But Lord Ouseley's comments are a timely reminder for everyone in the game, for all of us to come together with a renewed sense of energy to tackle these issues which are so damaging.

But the remoteness of that potentiality instead belies what I think is a far simpler explanation: The government doesn't want to disclose the extent of what it has leaked, because it would undermine its case that all these leaks are so damaging.

Many stores are so damaged that it's hard to make out what they once sold.

Some materials are so damaged that they can't be viewed.

Even those still standing are so damaged that they will no longer bear fruit.

Though her shop is intact, nearby buildings are so damaged that her business might have to be leveled too.

Some clients are so damaged, physically and mentally, they are unable to look at their own reflections.