Sentence examples for be damaging for both from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON -- Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned Sunday that allowing the sequester to go into effect would be damaging for both the military and the country at large.
The Solar Trade Association welcomed the support of Johnson, saying government proposals to cut some subsidies by almost 90% were damaging for both industry and consumers.
Gloucester's head of rugby operations Rob Burgess said last night: "Olivier will now miss three months of rugby at a critical time of the season, which is damaging for both him and the club.
And the major publications break stories that are damaging for both parties, unlike purely ideological outlets like Breitbart.
Repeating oneself is not only embarrassing; it can be damaging, for diplomats, liars or anyone else trying to guard secrets, personal or professional.
Bidding for a project, usually through a competitive bidding process, involves both a huge expense in preparing the answer to the bid and an important mobilisation of resources that can be damaging for other company businesses.
"We need to look at and challenge the ways boys can be gendered into particular forms of hegemonic masculinities that can be damaging for themselves, as well as for women and other people around them," Clisby added.
Claire and Nick's experiences of r/AmIUgly demonstrates, unsurprisingly, that among the compliments, the site can have a darker side, and constructive criticism can be damaging for some especially the site's younger users.
Although ultracentrifugation is a method broadly used to purify VLPs, it has the potential to be damaging for fragile particles.
Pathological consequences due to the involvement of different genital organs can be damaging for the affected women.
