Sentence examples for damage testimony from inspiring English sources

On Friday, as on 11 March 2011, the earthquake appeared to have cause minimal damage – testimony to the unrivalled ability of specially designed Japanese buildings to withstand violent seismic activity that could potentially kill thousands in many other countries.

Using the same tactics, they obtained damaging testimony against Mr. Milan from men arrested earlier in the same crackdown.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: With friends like that… Old Martha Stewart Martha Stewart comrade Mariana Pasternak backtracked on damaging testimony Friday.

It has been two weeks of damaging testimony against the NYPD with secret recordings of Police department Brass repeatedly pushing and yes ordering officers to make monthly quotas on arrests, summonses, and stop and frisks.

One of the initial prosecution witnesses to take the stand was Ervin Horst, a Canadian pastor who had moments of uncomfortable silence, as if trying to minimize any legal damage his testimony might do to Mr. Miller.

Some lawyers worry that, in their current pursuit of corporate big fish, prosecutors might be tempted to abuse the plea-bargaining process to secure damaging false testimony from smaller fry.Far worse injustices occur daily within America's legal system.

Yet in the conviction of Senator Stevens in 2008, vital evidence was concealed that would have "seriously damaged the testimony and credibility of the government's key witness," according to the finding of Henry Schuelke, who conducted a two-and-a-half-year investigation.

But even if he is acquitted of those charges, he may already have done himself too much damage with his testimony in this first trial to ever make a comeback.

Recent headlines illustrate the unreliability and damage of eyewitness testimony.

After some testimony damaging to Johnson the Judge said a further investigation with hearings was to take place.

But what the lawyers said was nowhere near as damaging as the testimony of the police officers themselves.