Sentence examples for as a damaging from inspiring English sources

It is predicted as a "damaging" mutation by SIFT, and "probably damaging" by PolyPhen-2.

He said there was agreement that Labour's plans to increase national insurance, which the Tories have described as a "damaging tax on jobs", would be reversed by a Lib-Con coalition.

The education secretary has previously described early entry as a "damaging trend that is harming the interests of many pupils", adding that there is evidence that "candidates who enter early perform worse overall than those who do not, even after resits are taken into account".

He described his plans to in increase corporation tax as a "damaging, nonsensical economic policy".

Ireland coach Phil Simmons described Rankin's decision as a "damaging blow", while paying tribute to the Bready native's efforts.

The Lords select committee also found what it described as a "damaging disconnect" between resource and capital funding.

Price herself played into that horrible game, hitting out at critics and other celebrities, as over-defensive as a damaged teenager.

Robert Pattinson got his chops round some proper acting as a damaged soldier in post-apocalyptic Oz trying to help Guy Pearce locate his motor.

This included a 500 m portion of a mountain road that was destroyed, as well as a damaged section of Route nationale 7.

"The lawsuit will continue as a damage claim.

As a damage limitation exercise, it was as brutal as it was unprecedented.