Sentence examples for damaging argument from inspiring English sources

The Sky deal is at the heart of this hugely damaging argument.

And he became embroiled in a damaging argument about gays in the military.

Ms Bailey's party is already heading for a damaging argument over where its public services policy goes next.

Instead, the public has been offered a myth of expediency wrapped in a damaging argument about the nature of justice.

There is some validity to Mills's environmental damage argument.

The government has yet to prosecute any big banks or major executives for their role in the meltdown, and critics have derided Holder and his Justice Department for using the collateral damage argument as an excuse for not doing enough to hold those institutions accountable.

Therefore, it is unfortunate that in his final chapter Pollack damages his argument by rhetorical excess.

Professor Frankel acknowledged in a telephone interview on Thursday that the new World Bank figures badly damaged that argument.

For example, they resisted all polling and focus group evidence on message and tone, raised no campaign finance, failed to engage with the campaign delivery and deliberately weakened and damaged the argument Labour sought to make.

McKenzie said the video was "vile" and damaged the argument being put by responsible gun owners, but also defended it on grounds of free speech, saying there was "a lot of frustration out there around the misinformation that occurs out in the public on this issue".

But Paglia's choice of examples, coupled with her frequent broadsides on everything from New York gallery pricing to feminist politics to "the in-group of hip cognoscenti" and those wickedly subversive post-structuralists, damages her argument and leaves one wondering exactly to whom she is talking.