Sentence examples for became a damage from inspiring English sources

Then Darian Leader wrote that our whole understanding of mental ill-health is mistaken, and even its most serious symptoms, delusions, are actually a "crucial resource" in overcoming it (How psychiatry became a damage limitation exercise, 22 June).

Syria has essentially become a damage limitation exercise; and one that we in the West appear to have entirely lost interest in.

Gary Cahill's volley made it 3-1 after a poor clearance from Fernando and the game had become a damage-limitation exercise for City by the time Eden Hazard whipped a free-kick past Willy Caballero midway through the second half.

"After the third goal it basically became a case of damage limitation and making sure the scoreline didn't get ridiculous.

But Ms. Maddow explains how this last restraint became undermined when a "skittish and unsure" President Clinton was faced with Bosnia and the use of private contractors became a form of damage control.

Bennett faults feminists for their views on the Paula Jones case, but how many conservative Republicans showed any concern about sexual harassment until it became a means to damage the President?

Defective design and construction became a reason of a damage of a complex structure of a heliport.

Capitalism is working for you until something goes wrong, at which point you become a problem; damage that must be controlled.

But coloring it became a chore and damaged the hair to some degree.

Weather forecasting, now attuned more to anticipating damage, became a daily activity.

City were already leading at that point and the Frenchman's red card meant the night swiftly became an exercise in damage limitation for the away side.