Sentence examples for damaged for good from inspiring English sources

"Surely the Atos name is now severely damaged for good," Mulholland said.

Or 21-year-old HH, a Greek citizen of Egyptian origin, who was beaten on 12 October by three men with chains as he stepped off the trolley bus, and whose sight may be damaged for good.

We both knew we had given something incredible to each other, and out of the war, out of the violent teacher that had both tainted us and in some way damaged us for good, came this.

Although absence of a record does not imply absence of examination, a poor record of care inevitably damages prospects for good continuity of care between staff and local systematic audits are difficult to perform.

"These two guys are clawing at each other, and whoever emerges is going to be damaged goods for the fall".

"He was damaged goods for quite a while," said Carlos Bravo Regidor, professor in the journalism program at the Centre for Research and Teaching in Economics.

But the recent events have damaged good will for Komen, threatening the group's ability to raise money from both corporate sponsors and the public, according to some analysts who study corporate leadership and ethics.

That was damaging for the President, and it just wasn't good strategy for us".

And whose takeover of our collective imaginations risked damaging their progenitors for good.

General Ahmad said that Pakistan was facing "a moment" which, if manipulated properly, could damage the Taliban for good.

The worst would be to put in hot oil, as it can damage your hearing for good.