Sentence examples for damaging impression from inspiring English sources

The Rennard saga may be just another scandal, but it reinforces a damaging impression.

Nary a mention of how speculators and non-profit groups allegedly defrauded a federally insured mortgage program right under HUD's nose, worsening the blight in poor neighborhoods and creating the false, damaging impression that Harlem was going through a real estate boom.

It said the notices must make reference to the court case and should be designed to "correct the damaging impression" that Samsung's tablets had aped the look of Apple's products.

The US firm had previously been ordered to place a notice to that effect - with a link to the original judgement - on its website and place other adverts in the Daily Mail, Financial Times, T3 Magazine and other publications to "correct the damaging impression" that Samsung was a copycat.

The Observer, another liberal-minded paper, said, "The overwhelming – and damaging – impression left by the events of the last two weeks is that the Tories have been forced to settle for a second-best..

Not recognizing this fact leads to a damaging impression of interventional radiology, and furthermore, no tribute is paid to those whose efforts have been invested in these trials.

Eyebrows might not be raised in Croydon or Cordoba, where such sleaze has long been expected of unelected EU officials, but the impression is damaging all the same.

This results in filtered information, which becomes more distorted as it transfers from person to person and this creates the wrong impression, potentially damaging your professional reputation in the process.

Whoever was responsible for Ms Gillard's difficulties, she has been damaged by the impression that disgruntled colleagues are out to get her.

I've since got the impression that this is not unusual, and it has really damaged my belief in friendship.

In such cases the firing impressions could be reproduced on various soft surfaces without damaging the firing pin.