Sentence examples for damaging course from inspiring English sources

This debate is desperately needed if we are to reverse this damaging course and rebuild our manufacturing base.

No Israeli prime minister should seek to circumvent the president, bet on his losing an election, and attack him publicly when the most strategically damaging course for a state as powerful as Israel is to alienate its unwavering ally, generous funder and military supplier — the United States.

That Gates began adding to the foundation in huge ($5 billion) increments over the past 14 months, as the government prosecution took its damaging course, led to a widespread conviction that his philanthropy was just part of a public relations campaign.

The newspaper suggested that the Obama administration send a strong message to the Turkish prime minister over his "damaging course".

If Congress stays on this damaging course of chipping away at the Park Service budget, we will continue to see cutbacks, closures, crumbling infrastructure, and disrepair in these places we love -- the very places that should represent the best we have to offer as a nation.

The emphasis on the "school direct" scheme, which promotes teacher training within schools, risks damaging university courses, he says.

Philippines-American relations have been damaged, of course.

The king's body is damaged, of course.

It is not the first time a trophy has been damaged, of course.

His cattle have also trespassed on and damaged golf courses, private gardens and community gardens.

The article says Universities UK is issuing "a warning" that cutting such courses is "damaging Britain's reputation" in education.