Sentence examples for damaging episode from inspiring English sources

This is the most damaging episode for MI6 since the Falklands.

It had been "a deeply damaging episode for British medicine", he said.

The release of the video is the most damaging episode yet in a campaign filled with Romney mishaps.

He should now bring an end to this damaging episode and allow Senator Pinochet to return to Chile".

He won't talk about this damaging episode now beyond wryly acknowledging that it "put me in trouble with the chicks".

A damaging episode was then made more embarrassing by Booker chairman Jonathan Taylor going off message in Sydney, Australia.

There were accusations of cronyism, some crass misjudgments and damaging episodes.

At the height of Mr. Christie's popularity, when he was celebrated at home and nationally as one of the Republican Party's brightest stars, Mr. Christie easily shrugged off seemingly damaging episodes, rarely giving any credence to concerns about political optics.

One of the most damaging episodes came in 1959, when he was reported to have climbed the mast of a moored historic ship in San Francisco while drunk and naked; he was subsequently transported to a sanatorium.

The committee's 2004 report followed two damaging episodes at The Times: the flawed reporting in the run-up to the Iraq war and the dishonesty of the rogue reporter Jayson Blair.

The report arises from a review begun formally in November but has its origins in one of the most damaging episodes in Times history, when Jayson Blair, a Times reporter, was found to have committed journalistic fraud, including plagiarism and fabricated quotations in at least three dozen articles from October 2002 until late April 2003.