Sentence examples for damaged authority from inspiring English sources

May's damaged authority is now likely poised to involve a complicated juggling act of demands and compromises with Brexit dealings.

Finally, the whole episode has damaged confidence in European authorities' ability to handle economic crises.

"This seriously damaged the authority of the party and had a terrible effect in society.

His indecision over the election that never was damaged his authority.

He was quoted by the Football Italia Web site as saying late Wednesday: "They insulted me and damaged my authority.

His last years in office were clouded by a succession of scandals that hurt the Irish church and damaged the authority of its churchmen.

Wilshaw was appearing in front of the education select committee, where he said the briefings had damaged the authority of Ofsted inspectors.

Analysts said the prospect of the Supreme Court dismissing a second prime minister for failing to follow its orders in the case could have badly damaged its authority among the public.

In Justice Ginsburg's account, set out in public remarks and law review articles, the broad ruling in the abortion case froze activity in state legislatures, created venomous polarization and damaged the authority of the court.

These may indeed have damaged the authority and originality of the sunflowers, and removed their "aura" to a mythical region associated with the cult of genius, as Walter Benjamin described in his famous essay "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction", but many visitors will nevertheless flock to the National Gallery in the next few weeks.

Mr Madge admitted the situation had damaged the authority.