Sentence examples for damage the foundations from inspiring English sources
Mr Mousavi has given warning that stealing the elections would damage the foundations of the Islamic republic.
Put another way, the government does not want disruptors because they will damage the foundations of these traditional financial institutions.
The OECD has said that such cuts "may provide short-term fiscal relief, but will damage the foundations of long-term growth".
We all agree about the importance of doing everything in our power to combat those who would use violence and terrorism to damage the foundations of our society.
Without such a plan, history is likely to repeat itself and further damage the foundation of your marriage.
Social stigmas surrounding women and aging impact many women's comfort in their marriages, which can damage the foundation of their relationships: "Couples with younger husbands violate social norms and thus suffer from social sanctions," says Sven Drefahl a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research.
Never place the holding tank for the dry well less than 10 feet (3.05 m) from any structure with a below grade foundation; this can allow for the water to seep back and cause damage the foundation.
They sabotaged a system of dikes at the new site, flooding the unfinished village and damaging the foundations.
Accomplishing "legal accountability" at the expense of constitutional guarantees does not further the rule of law; it damages the foundations of a legal system.
Initially, there were also fears that the underground water damaged the foundations of four buildings on the block of 57th Street between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas.
