Sentence examples for bent on damaging from inspiring English sources

Presenter John Ware broke it to viewers that a young woman of Bengali background briefly employed by Films of Record, the company that made the programme, had leaked a dossier of internal documents because she felt the broadcasters were bent on damaging the local Bangladeshi community and had a racist agenda - allegations firmly denied by the programme maker and the BBC.

I have come to the conclusion that Martin and his wife are hell bent on damaging the company by doing everything that they can to cast the company in a negative light and accuse the company of deceptive and unethical practices.

"The guy who runs the website is a sleazeball named Julian Assange, who is bent on damaging America.

But the row prompted fresh alarm that a mole inside the newly reorganised Department of Transport is still bent on damaging Mr Byers - who resigned on May 28 - or Alistair Darling's new regime.

Mr. Lawsky, a 42-year-old who was born on a naval base in San Diego, has started an international firestorm, with some politicians in London, Standard Chartered's home, denouncing his actions as those of a upstart regulator bent on damaging British banks.

A few commenters on this or that blog have charged that for this or that crazy reason — to get revenge for Hillary's defeat, to serve our shadowy corporate masters, to help the Republicans, whatever — The New Yorker was bent on damaging Obama and keep him from getting elected President.

On the way to the assembly, Strahan demonstrated how he could bend one damaged finger grotesquely to the side.

As Mr Snowden has shown, insiders bent on leaking sensitive data can cause huge damage.

Republicans, however, are bent on capping damages for pain and suffering at $250,000 and generally want punitive damages capped at $500,000.

And their accusations – especially those of Knoechlein, who'd already been sentenced to death and seemed hell-bent on damaging the reputation of the British Armed Forces before he was executed – should be treated with scepticism.

And their accusations especially those of Knoechlein, who'd already been sentenced to death and seemed hell-bent on damaging the reputation of the British Armed Forces before he was executed should be treated with skepticism.