Sentence examples for clearly damage from inspiring English sources

Hence the difficulty over Osama bin Laden (see article), the exiled Saudi militant whom America accuses of being behind the attacks on its embassies in Kenya and Tanzania: he is living in Afghanistan and was running the camp hit by the missiles.Handing Mr bin Laden over to the Americans would clearly damage the Taliban's Islamist credentials.

Why would such a respected organization dedicated to helping women make such a politically-motivated move that would so clearly damage women's health?

Although such ROS can clearly damage mitochondria and adjacent organelles by oxidizing DNA, proteins, and lipids, or by promoting the formation of adducts with DNA, mitochondria are protected by superoxide dismutase (SOD2) and their own glutathione and peroxidase systems.

In particular, mental health and medical specialists need to collaborate to create cost-effective treatment programs to help prevent, or at least better manage, sexual problems that may interfere with adherence to life-saving cancer treatments, and that clearly damage quality of life in the long-term, even after successful cancer treatment.

"It clearly damaged his reputation and was very emotionally damaging to him and the Siddonses," said Peter Funnell, the NPG's curator of 19th century portraits.

Both managements are clearly damaged.

Unfortunately a couple of guys didn't earn any points this week and that was clearly damaging.

The crime map clearly damages the peace of mind and reputation of some places.

But, however well-meaning this attitude may be, it is clearly damaging.

The pope's own butler was found to have leaked documents clearly damaging to Cardinal Bertone.

We didn't even take the second wardrobe out of the box as that was clearly damaged.