Sentence examples for damaging developments from inspiring English sources

As it first crashes onto the shore every four years, the week before the convention, the party's presidential nominee and campaign monitor it for potentially damaging developments that may cause short-term damage.

This has been one of the most disappointing and damaging developments in social policy under this government.

The leaks described in the report provided the Spitzer administration early warnings of politically damaging developments in the investigation.

It was the first time Ms. Palin had appeared at a campaign rally with Mr. Miller, and it followed a string of damaging developments for the candidate.

The proposed scheme potentially represents ecological destruction on an unprecedented landscape scale and one of the most damaging developments in recent history".

Holding the line against damaging developments, in the face of intense political pressure from the government, is one of the agency's stiffest challenges.

The planning system exists to prevent unsustainable, unnecessary and environmentally damaging development.

For example, when giving advice on planning applications, Natural England would lose the ability to objectively resist environmentally damaging development.

Sean Christian of the RSPB in Wales said it was a "very damaging development in an environmentally important area".

The National Trust is saying the reforms will lead to "unchecked and damaging development" spoiling the countryside, backed by the Telegraph's campaigns against "the threat of uncontrolled development".

That clear mission has since been muddied by the Supreme Court, exposing thousands of miles of streams and millions of acres of wetlands to pollution and damaging development.