Sentence examples for damage control exercise from inspiring English sources

In an apparent damage control exercise, the PR firm alerted the Guardian to what may be the industry's first official position on climate denial.

Instead, the Trump campaign embarked on a damage control exercise on Sunday, dispatching surrogates to television talk shows to argue that Trump was clever to exploit the painful collapse of his past business ventures, several of which defaulted on creditors by declaring bankruptcy.

He has now been replaced following the intervention of South Africa's police chief in what appeared to be a damage control exercise.

A massive damage control exercise was launched soon after with both Prime Minister Singh and Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna speaking with their counterparts to lower the tensions.

Instead of playing cutesy games over when she will announce her candidacy, she really should consider that doing so means being able to bring a full team on board who can handle damage control exercises much better (and much faster) than the whole email fracas.

Stephen Hayes, a conservative commentator, lauded the damage-control exercise.

Ms. Brooks has always maintained that she was unaware of wrongdoing at The News of the World, which was summarily closed by Mr. Murdoch a week ago in an unsuccessful damage-control exercise.

This bizarre plan to surrender the rights of a public-sector company to a multinational corporation led to an outcry in India, forcing the government to undertake a damage-control exercise.

The assurance was part of a damage-control exercise.

And so the same propaganda officials who fashioned Mr. Guo as an exemplar of Communist Party values have found themselves enmeshed in a delicate public relations exercise: damage control.

To exercise damage control before the show opened, Mr. Gober asked the museum to return its $35,000 grant to the N.E.A.