Sentence examples for damaging aspects from inspiring English sources

Whispers about the damaging aspects of Watson's captaincy are inevitable.

In fact, Norman walked into one of the most enduring and certainly most damaging aspects of Granada's legacy to ITV.

The breakdown of trust in the electoral system is one of the most damaging aspects of the Bush legacy.

They are not to be scorned: one of the most damaging aspects of pornography is the exploitative relationships that it promotes.

It also means increased isolation, one of touring's most damaging aspects: "If you are alone [as a DJ], you are the band," says Aoki.

If Republicans can propose repealing years of health and environmental laws, Democrats can propose repealing the most damaging aspects of the Bush tax cut.

This famous venue is also on a mission to shed the damaging aspect of its historic image.

9.40pm: I think another damaging aspect of this affair for Brown is that, although many people are aware of Rawnsley's stories about the PM bullying staff, this is the first time the public has seen – or heard – "bully Gordon" in action themselves.

Democrats seem to be the only ones who care about the domestic side of the cuts, and now they are finally starting to counter the Republican insistence — fueled by heavy pressure and big campaign donations from military contractors — that the defense cuts are the only damaging aspect of the sequester.

In its native region presents damaging aspect, it demands severe control to prevent its invasion in the pastures and other agricultural fields.

For Hillary Clinton, the most politically damaging aspect of her recent health scare is not any new revelation but the reemergence of an old pattern.