Sentence examples for as a damaging influence from inspiring English sources
Post-war national governments, however, saw Birmingham's accelerating economic success as a damaging influence on the stagnating economies of the North of England, Scotland and Wales, and saw its physical expansion as a threat to its surrounding areas – "from Westminster's point of view was too large, too prosperous, and had to be held in check".
a Other studies have also identified powerlessness as a damaging influence for soldiers on peacekeeping operations For example, Weisaeth & Sund[61] found that in Norwegian soldiers serving in Lebanon under the UNIFIL United Nations peacekeeping mission, the feeling of being powerless to act or intervene when witnessing some atrocity was a main contributor to post-traumatic stress symptoms.
"Everyone can see the absurdity of Plato's statement that the mixolydian mode should be banned as it would have a damaging influence on the development of character," Andriessen says.
Critics of the IMF argue the organization has had a damaging influence on the economies of developing nations.
Osborn was like Marsh in many ways, slow and methodical, but would prove a damaging influence on Marsh.
Olmsted and Goodloe identified slave labor as the single most damaging influence on the southern economy: it was inefficient, absorbed capital away from reinvestment, and required substantial overhead.
The extent to which fundamentally aversive experiences can be recast as positive through learning, thus minimizing their damaging influence, remains to be determined.
"While we don't necessarily agree on politics, Buddy and TYT both understand money's damaging influence on our government," Uygur said in a statement.
And, despite President Bush's damaging influence on the image of Texas, liberal-minded folk thrive here and the arts are taken as seriously as big business.
A senior Farage aide subsequently left the party as a damaging public row erupted.
But I don't see this as a damaging blow to the government's case".
