Sentence examples for damaging briefing from inspiring English sources

Instead, damaging briefing from the top of the party meant Labour's main message was about a shadow cabinet reshuffle.

Number 10 has been trying to contain the damage by briefing that the former work and pensions secretary is a ludicrous figure with an ulterior motive.

The metabolic rate of WM is only modestly lower than that of GM, and animal studies suggest that WM can be damaged by even brief ischaemia (Pantoni et al., 1996).

A brief F1 tornado touched down several hours later, damaging the roof of a barn and uprooting several trees before dissipating.

What I did was survive for nearly 10 years, briefing against Gordon's enemies and killing any stories that might be damaging to him.

Critics have accused France – which issued a brief statement saying it regretted the situation – of responding too timidly for fear of damaging its economic relationship with China.

The rise of brief trends over classic style and shoddy workmanship at cheap prices in the fashion industry is damaging both our planet and its people.

A brief description of chromosome aberrations and sister chromatid exchange (SCE) as cytogenetic endpoints for evaluation of DNA damaging agents is presented.

(Even imperceptibly brief cutoffs can damage unprotected drives).

Then some of the film was damaged at the lab, requiring a brief reshoot that helped to feed the notion the movie was in trouble.

(Malfunctions are blessedly rare, but die hard trekkies may recall "Little Green Men," an episode of Deep Space Nine in which damaged universal translators make for some brief mischief).