Sentence examples for damaging blow from inspiring English sources

THE Procter & Gamble Company said yesterday that it had dismissed Wells BDDP Inc., removing all its accounts, with billings estimated at $125 million, and delivering a damaging blow to an agency already in turmoil.

The Independent's Washington correspondent David Usborne suggests it may prove to be a "damaging blow to the so-called special relationship that Britain in particular is always so anxious to emphasise and nurture".

Ireland coach Phil Simmons described Rankin's decision as a "damaging blow", while paying tribute to the Bready native's efforts.

It would be a damaging blow to NATO".

Over the weekend, the government was hit by another potentially damaging blow.

The worry is that the often-concussed player will sustain another damaging blow to the head...

At that juncture her resignation would have dealt Blair a very damaging blow.

But I don't see this as a damaging blow to the government's case".

It has also dealt a damaging blow to Kenya's vital tourism business.

He also thanked the United States for carrying out the strike, saying it had delivered a damaging blow to Isis.

He suffered a damaging blow in court when he acknowledged that he had lied about the will's provenance.