Sentence examples for damaging came from inspiring English sources

Thank goodness nothing really horrendous and damaging came across the screen causing the case to be mistried.

The most damaging came on a tiebreaking two-run single by J. P. Arencibia on an 0-2 pitch.

Finally, and in some ways most damaging, came the supplementary auction to fill the few remaining places in the eight squads for this season.

However, the most damaging came when Stuart Lubbock, a 31-year-old meat factory worker, was found dead in Barrymore's swimming pool at his mansion in Essex in May 2001.

Of all the defensive mistakes by the Packers, who gave up 420 total yards, perhaps the most damaging came on the final play of the first half, a heave to the end zone by Manning that Hakeem Nicks grabbed for a 37-yard touchdown and a 20-10 lead.

Some of the most severe damage came early.

The severity of the damage came as a shock.

But most of the damage came from day upon day of fierce, incessant rain.

Damage came from unexpected places, including Molina at the bottom of the order.

Much of the damage came in the first three weeks (four interceptions).

"The real damage came during the Communist regime," Mr. Pokorny said in a phone interview.