Sentence examples for damaging comment from inspiring English sources

Obama had made that damaging comment to the San Francisco Chronicle a long time ago.

A few years ago, when she was working in publishing, "one senior person replied back to a very damaging comment about a client, essentially calling her clueless".

At a time when the euro is weak, and the new government of Chancellor Wolfgang Schussel has been trying to impress its neighbors with its European good faith, Mr. Haider could scarcely have made a more damaging comment.

So, for example, if a Facebook user posts a false and damaging comment about his neighbor, the neighbor cannot succeed in a defamation lawsuit against Facebook — thanks to Section 230.

It still took him nearly a week to walk back his most damaging comment from the Sept. 22 debate, when he said that those who opposed letting the children of undocumented immigrants pay in-state college tuition rates "don't have a heart".

So how you save yourself – and your students – from potentially damaging comments?

Trump has survived – even thrived – after his supposedly damaging comments about immigrants, POWs, women, disabled reporters, and Muslims.

For this reason, he should be forced to resign from both positions over these archaic and damaging comments.

Prior to educational oversight, it was generally assumed that every private college was bogus because of the negative press and damaging comments of leading politicians.

Last week, they unsuccessfully sought separate trials, each arguing that the other had made such damaging comments that they could be found guilty by association.

"I am extremely upset and hurt that false and damaging comments were attributed to me regarding Jason Blake, Averyy said in a statement released by the Rangers.