Sentence examples for damaging consequence from from inspiring English sources

"This is yet another damaging consequence from the Bolton-Trump philosophy of foreign policy".

"This is yet another damaging consequence from the Bolton-Trump philosophy of foreign policy," Nate Jones, a former official at the National Security Council, told VICE News.

He was profoundly hurt by the suggestion and as a result of legal action was awarded apologies and considerable damages in consequence, including £185,000 from the BBC and £15,000 from both the comedian Alan Davies and Sally Bercow, the wife of the House of Commons' Speaker, John Bercow.

Unfortunately  this had irreversible consequences, damaging the mummies for ever.

Where it does not kill, malnutrition can leave permanent scars; it can leave a child physically and intellectually damaged and suffering from the consequences of a weakened immune system.

Mr. Thomson observes that "the movies had always loved new special effects" — "Citizen Kane," for one, is full of them — but "in the years after about 1970, the ability of these effects, culminating in computer-generated images, to release violence was beyond question and out of control": "all too often, it was a 'fun ride' separated from pain, damage and consequence".

Whereas there seems to be little doubt that damage to both sides produces an unequivocal deficit of central semantic memory, it is not clear what consequences result from damage to unilateral anterior temporal lobe.

The consequences were immediately damaging for Weighell.

His keyboard is damaged from hard punching.

A NASA engineer whose e-mail messages to colleagues warned of potentially catastrophic consequences from in-flight damage to the space shuttle Columbia said yesterday that the exchanges were hypothetical and not meant to predict the accident that destroyed the shuttle.

Stay away from damaging treatments.