Sentence examples for damaging issue from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most damaging issue for Ms. Haley involves her tax payments.

The pregnancy of Ms. Palin's daughter is the least damaging issue against her, in my opinion, although the public does have a right to know about it.

Whatever the truth, Cameron's rivals have been quick to use the revelations to reignite a potentially much more damaging issue for the Tories: party funding.

Merck is not insensitive to this potentially damaging issue and has committed itself to giving away enough vaccine to immunise a million women in the developing world.

But Mrs May's absolute rejection of any role for the European court of justice in Britain was the single most damaging issue.

He moved on to what he seeks to make the most damaging issue to Mr. McAuliffe, his support of the health care overhaul, including Mr. McAuliffe's desire to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act to cover more poor Virginians.

This was partly just Obama doing things that he always does well: playing the role of Mr. Reasonable, delivering a civics lesson, and diverting attention from potentially damaging issues, such as the glitch-plagued rollout of the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges.

Microsoft TV Director of Marketing Ed Graczyk denies there is any truth to accusations that the news was timed to distract investors from more damaging issues.

Internet Governance Beyond unfocused or ill thought out regulation on an "open Internet" there are, I am afraid, more important and potentially damaging issues at stake with respect to the future of the Internet; issues which you as business as well as governments need to take seriously.

Formerly silent voices have brought a lot of damaging issues into the spotlight.

On a practical level, the differing rates of VAT from country to country are an administrative and potentially business-damaging issue.