Sentence examples for damaging connection from inspiring English sources

Keep his name on the building and keep his funny little smirk everywhere it is today, and then KEEP the dialogues, keep holding the university accountable, and keep finding ways to make the university acknowledge their damaging connection to him publicly and in official documents.

People like Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council, televangelist Pat Robertson, Fox News host Mike Huckabee, Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention, the American Family Association's Bryan Fischer and Linda Harvey of Mission: America all pushed the erroneous and damaging connection between pedophila and homosexuality across various news outlets.

All software management will thus become in-house, ridding Camelot of the damaging GTECH connection.Sir Richard, however, has always said that since TPL would be a "not-for-profit" operation, it would raise even more for good causes.

While the wrong type of post is damaging, the direct connection with your customer is priceless.

The image of the connection is a damaging one.

TEHRAN — Iran has arrested an unspecified number of "nuclear spies" in connection with a damaging worm that has infected computers in its nuclear program, the intelligence minister, Heydar Moslehi, said Saturday.

A 2011 journal article reflects this point of view and described the vaccine-autism connection as "the most damaging medical hoax of the last 100 years".

The current scientific consensus is that no convincing scientific evidence supports these claims, and a 2011 journal article described the vaccine-autism connection as "the most damaging medical hoax of the last 100 years".

He has also helped it build secretive underground tunnels.A North Korean list devoid of all outside nuclear connections would be one damaging development; full disclosure could be another sort of bombshell.

Little about the U.S. government's close connections with the corrupt and damaging governments that have pilfered the coffers of Pakistan's rich lands and poor people for generations.

The connection to Miller seemed more potentially damaging to such an ideology than the elimination of a few hundred pension-bearing jobs.