Sentence examples for damaging example from inspiring English sources

But this approach is the latest damaging example of the effects of juvenoia.

Perhaps the most damaging example of Apple's failure to give games the support they need is at the very top of the company's app store review guidelines: "If you want to criticise a religion, write a book.

A spectacular and particularly damaging example of this phenomenon is the recent proliferation of the Burmese python in the Everglades, as well as elsewhere in Florida.

These are only the most damaging examples.

It is known that these taxa can have enormous impacts, with perhaps the most damaging examples being diseases of crops and livestock.

It was only two years ago that the IOC seemed on track to embrace social media, but London 2012 has offered so many damaging examples, that even a die-hard Twitter user would have to advise athletes to avoid paying too much attention to what was happening online, at least until after their competition.

In an article entitled What Price Principles in the CIPD's 'Work' magazine, the author describes the Volkswagen scandal as one of the most systemic and damaging examples of a business focusing on financial return while deceiving its other stakeholders.

But aides discounted that theory yesterday, contending that new revelations about Mr. Hevesi were more damaging -- for example, an article this week in The New York Observer suggesting that Mr. Hevesi had steered pension fund business to a political donor, which quoted an unnamed City Hall official.

The use of gendered stereotypes in scientific imagery can also help to perpetuate damaging stereotypes, for example by reinforcing the tendency to see females as passive.

Rather, Austin is as we are—sensitive to more fine-grained appraisals of uses of bits of language and, when he judges that an utterance on an occasion would be false or nonsensical, he intends that judgment to contrast with less damaging negative appraisals for example, about what it would be merely inappropriate or impolite to say.

It unearthed damaging disclosures, for example, about another contender, Genethia Hudley-Hayes, that helped knock her out of the runoff between the top two finishers.