Sentence examples for damaging edge from inspiring English sources

Much needs to be done to take the damaging edge off the Leave vote, but telling the public it did not know what it is was doing is a poor place to start.

Sharp of mind and foot, he was England's most effective player. 1 Joe Marler 5/10 Plenty of work although he lacked the damaging edge he likes to wield.

Median filtering has been established as a reliable method to remove impulse noise without damaging edge details [1, 2].

He brings to bear a combination of tact, clarity, wisdom, scholarly precision and piety that, in the grace of God, has grounded the movement in the essentials and smoothed its unnecessary and damaging rough edges.

Alternatively, take a 6" joint knife but first use a grinder to round the edges to prevent damaging (gouging) the ceiling drywall.

Moreover these elevated temperatures occur within about 1 cm of the edge of the strip, resulting in potentially damaging high temperature gradients.

People make all sorts of wild allegations, though few are as career-damaging as this one may prove as the Tories edge back towards power at Westminster.

Mr. Wellstone was the most unusual of politicians running for re-election these days: happy to reside on the edge of the political scale, to take potentially damaging stands.

David Cameron chose to put NHS finances on this knife-edge when he wasted £3 billion on a damaging re-organisation and clawed back a further £3 billion to the Treasury in recent years.

Tokyo is embroiled in a damaging territorial dispute with China, and Japan's economy, mired in deflation, is edging toward its third recession in just over three years.

The damaging report comes less than six months after Gibson made a Hollywood comeback with The Edge of Darkness, his first leading role in eight years.