Sentence examples for damage the case from inspiring English sources
In fact, Riley said, online speculation might damage the case.
What damage the case could cost Jackson's reputation — and his valuable estate — is unclear.
If verified, Mr. Behbahani's assertions could damage the case against the Libyans as well as State Department efforts to warm relations with Iran.
Stuart Slotnick, defence attorney and managing partner of Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, called Diallo's decision to go public "outrageous" and said it could damage the case.
There were concerns that the event would irrevocably damage the case for nuclear power around the world – in the months after the Fukushima accident Germany announced the cancellation of its future programme.
Assemblyman LeRoy J. Jones Jr. questioned whether the decision to drop the attempted murder charge was an attempt to limit the public relations damage the case has caused the state.
Other officials grumbled that news media leaks had damaged the case.
Projected surpluses for those years would have been smaller, and that would have damaged the case for tax cuts.
They must be rejoicing that the trials have seriously damaged the case for Europe inside Turkey, while also giving fodder to anti- Turkish nationalists in Europe.
Mr. Louima, right, said the Brooklyn lawyers, Brian Figeroux, and Carl W. Thomas, who has since died, damaged the case because of inexperience and let him down by resigning.
A lawyer for the New Jersey union said that because the state's consumer fraud law allows for triple damages, the case could have cost Merck $15 billion to $18 billion.
