Sentence examples for damaging affair from inspiring English sources

Great care must be taken that this miserable, damaging affair does not stoke wider geopolitical tensions between the developed and developing world.

Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, admitted on Sunday that the Tory chief whip's conduct was inexcusable and had proved a very damaging affair for the party but insisted it needed to move on.

One consequence of the damaging affair was an undertaking from the Admiralty to review the means by which naval officers might bring complaints against the conduct of their superiors.

Brewer's accuser, Frances Andrade, killed herself halfway through the trial, but before she died told the jury that Layfield had initiated a number of damaging affairs with pupils as young as 16 at Chetham's in the 1990s.

Hostile takeovers are always going to be damaging affairs, no matter the outcome.

The 45-year-old took over at the club after the damaging Bloodgate affair and in addition to the Premiership title has also won the European Challenge Cup and the LV Cup during his time.

In between searing scenes depicting the horror of navigating life at the Auschwitz concentration camp, it conveys the desperate legacy of that experience by way of a damaging love affair, and the young male narrator's own love for Sophie and his own need to write his book, and get laid.

Grief is such a damaging thing.

Slightly less damaging to international affairs was Justin Timberlake's innovative approach to avoid being recognised at the Comic Con extravaganza.

But the most damaging aspect of the affair involved Mr. Brown's son.

Alec, warned by his father that he would fall in love with Dot, was able to retain his composure when she rejected him, and walked away from a damaging start to an affair.