Sentence examples for damaging discussion from inspiring English sources
Axelrod also raised the fact that several prominent conservatives, including Bill Kristol and George Will, have said that Romney should release his tax returns in order to end the politically damaging discussion.
The reemergence of loss and damage discussions at the COPs in recent years has also brought to bear discussions around compensation.
The senator quickly decried the draft legislation leaked on Saturday, saying in a statement that it could be damaging to the discussions going forward.
"I did not decide to air the meeting in public – others have done that – and it is this which is damaging to Momentum, not democratic discussions".
25 While acknowledging their responsibility to initiate discussions, many feared that early discussions may damage the hope that older people bring to the patient physician relationship.
This alone opens up a discussion about high-jacking a message, misleading a passerby, or even damaging a reputation.
There's a growing discussion around how the time we spend behind a screen is damaging our mental and physical well-being.
It may be useful to have a discussion of why Clinton lost, but insults and unfounded accusations make the exercise counterproductive and damaging.
But to conflate discussion about the limits of those entitlements with the need to combat fraud and abuse is damaging.
There follows a detailed discussion about how they could get unfrozen avocado through the flash-frying process needed to create such a dish without damaging the produce.
