Sentence examples for damaged the way from inspiring English sources

Unless you want your son to be damaged the way I was, I suggest you keep buying the cucumbers.

"There is no evidence that introducing a market system into the NHS will make any real difference to patient safety and recent reforms as part of the Health and Social Care Act that have attempted to increase competition in the NHS have actually damaged the way care is delivered", said the BMA leader.

He said the lack of clear guidance had led to some firms adopting systems which damaged the way visitors interacted with sites.

It is "contrary to the will and wisdom of the founders," and damages the way American democracy is supposed to work.

He has joined City on loan and Nevin said: "It won't damage the way Chelsea fans feel about him long term".

No doubt the mockers will poke fun and his friends are worried that the admission will damage the way he is seen by history.

Blatter "has damaged the brand in ways that can be measured in billions of dollars".

But the drive shaft was damaged along the way.

Looking ahead to this next presidency is like looking at a new car that's been damaged on the way to the showroom.

Furniture damaged on the way from Indonesia, for example, can be repaired cheaply in Poland but usually had to be thrown out in California.

"Confidence has been badly damaged by the way the Government keeps moving the goal posts on subsidies for renewable energy," Mr Vince told The Independent.