Sentence examples for cases damaging from inspiring English sources

Strasbourg has provided an international platform for hundreds of cases damaging to the government.

The most extreme case was the firing of nine top prosecutors, apparently because they refused to bring cases that would hurt Democrats or would not back down on cases damaging to Republicans.

From a biological point of view, the most important attribute of radiant energy is its ability to cause ionization to form positively or negatively charged particles in the body tissues that it encounters, thereby altering and, in some cases, damaging the chemical composition of the cells.

Geographical locations reaching particularly low temperatures are most at risk because the viscoelastic relaxation is much slower, but even in those cases damaging stresses are not expected [34].

But election observers found no evidence of that, noting that in some cases damaged Lavalas ballots were clearly visible on the street.

In a lot of cases, damaged people are going in, and they are coming out far worse.

In rare cases, damaged follicle cells show an increase in Dg staining, which extends around the lateral and apical membrane domains (supplementary material Fig. S2K,L).

But in winning its case, damaging allegations about the criminal investigation into Lunn and his firm were aired in public for the first time.

The Bush v. Gore case damaged the credibility of the court and knocked down trust in the institution.

Power outages in lower Manhattan were largely the culprit, though in some cases damage from flooding caused even bigger problems.

Scleroderma, which afflicts about 300,000 Americans, hardens and thickens the skin and in many cases damages the lungs and other organs.