Sentence examples for begun to damage from inspiring English sources

And they wonder something else more ominous: Has it begun to damage the department?

Under a compromise to resolve a leadership struggle that had begun to damage the bank's image, Mr. Ackermann, 63, who has been chief executive since 2002, will become chairman of the supervisory board, Deutsche Bank said on Monday.

While neither the Japanese nor the Chinese offered much additional detail, the meeting offered the first glimpse of behind-the-scenes diplomacy aimed at cooling a heated territorial dispute that has set the two Asian powers increasingly at odds and has begun to damage their extensive economic ties.

Plants have taken root in the stone-and-brick plinth, and have begun to damage the medieval blocks upon which the barn stands".

Few have pushed for more transparency, leading environmental groups to fear a collective corporate reluctance to tackle the issue in the face of increasing evidence that climate change has begun to damage the environment.

This begins to damage the soil and habitat for other animals," Letnic said.

His already heavy drinking began to damage his health and he attempted suicide.

The punishment not only far outweighs the crime, but is beginning to damage him psychologically".

One is the increasingly burdensome sanctions that are beginning to damage the Russian economy.

Now that it is beginning to damage their most treasured military programs, they are blaming President Obama for not putting it out.

"Such desperate and unsubstantiated claims are now being made that they begin to damage the very integrity of those who make them in the eyes of the public," he said.