Sentence examples for damage the work from inspiring English sources

"It kept bothering me, and I acted too late," he said remorsefully, remembering that he had worried that the recent renovations might damage the work.

Blaine Miller, a retired bureau archaeologist, warned that the dust, traffic and construction around the wells could damage the work, which is over 1,000 years old.

She did not find "persuasive" Downing Street's argument that releasing the information would damage the work of the government, adding that officials had "given no detailed reasons" for this belief.

The IPCC chairman suggested climate contrarians and those who oppose action on climate change deliberately exaggerated the significance of that error to try to damage the work of the IPCC – and so hurt the case for climate action.

If you only use a hammer for an occasional task, like hanging a picture, then you can use almost any method to get the job done, provided you don't damage the work or hurt yourself.

Independent Cook MP Billy Gordon, whose seat covers Aurukun, told the Australian the release had "all the hallmarks of a leak designed to damage the work of Cape York Academy with little regard for the education opportunities for the children of ­ Aurukun".

This wouldn't necessarily damage the work-life balance of Airbnb landlords or furniture restorers.

The SNP's fair work and employment spokeswoman, Hannah Bardell MP, said: "The Tories' cruel welfare cuts damage the working poor and vulnerable people, and had to be opposed.

The discoloration has not recurred, but if it does the treatment can be repeated indefinitely without damaging the work.

Years of rough weather have damaged the work, which was commissioned by the Dia Foundation and completed in 1977.

The 30cm graffiti tag had been removed from the lower right of the canvas without damaging the work, the official said.