Sentence examples for damaging conduct from inspiring English sources

This court should require an immediate end to this discriminatory and damaging conduct by the government.

Cal drew a damaging unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for overdoing its on-field celebration after the go-ahead conversion and had to kick off from its 20.

More damaging, four polls conducted over the last two weeks by three companies indicated that about 60percentt of Japanese have reduced their consumption of beef or completely cut it from their diets.

What is so damaging for the orderly conduct of business is not only the prospect of a messy divorce from the continent, but an immediate political crisis.

The fresh round of federal legal trouble is a blow to Blackwater, which has been trying to rebuild its reputation under its new name Xe Services following a series of damaging allegations about its conduct in Iraq.

The US president welcomed his closest ally to the White House on a day when an impressively sourced book by the Watergate journalist Bob Woodward laid bare damaging revelations of their conduct in the run-up to the war.

She later told ITV's Peston programme that it had set "a very damaging precedent" for the conduct of business in the House and the passage of future legislation.

It's pretty clear the Navy intends to conduct these damaging war-games in the Gulf of Alaska, regardless of public concerns.

The issue is that certain fisheries are conducted in damaging ways, and some consumers care.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has called it "the largest and most financially damaging corruption scheme ever conducted within city government".

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has called the scandal "the largest and most financially damaging corruption scheme ever conducted within city government".