Sentence examples for damaging critic from inspiring English sources

When a newspaper, Sovietskaya Kalmykia, proved a damaging critic of Mr Ilyumzhinov's regime, its staff were evicted in an attempt to shut the paper down.

Though Iran's retaliation against Israel causes only modest damage, critics in the Israeli media say the country's leaders, by failing to respond to every attack, have weakened the credibility of the nation's deterrence.

Supporters of the bill said it would help people whose credit scores were unfairly damaged, while critics argued that it would undermine the value of credit reports because it does not distinguish between people who were truly delinquent and those who were the victims of billing errors or other mistakes.

Thousands of soldiers return home damaged, but critics often scapegoat military doctors.

One of the BBC's most powerful executives has hit back at attacks on the broadcaster by some of its biggest stars, such as David Dimbleby and Jennifer Saunders, complaining that high-profile critics were damaging the corporation and "driving staff mad".

Could this record have encouraged the crown prince to believe that he could take drastic action to silence one of his most prominent critics without damaging his relations with Washington?

Though it might be all fun and games for him, he inevitably re-enforces damaging views; among his critics, there are also thousands of people in his Twitter replies telling him how right he is – and they seem to mean it, even if he doesn't.

And the amount people stake has also increased, from £7 billion in 2001 to an estimated £50 billion this year.Liberalisation has not proved as damaging to British morals as critics feared.