Sentence examples for damaging knowledge from inspiring English sources

Durst has always been a leading suspect in the Berman killing, because Berman had potentially damaging knowledge about the disappearance of Durst's wife Kathie, also believed murdered, from the couple's suburban New York home in 1982.

Durst has long been a leading suspect in the Berman killing, because Berman had potentially damaging knowledge about the disappearance of Durst's wife Kathie, also believed murdered, from the couple's suburban New York home in 1982.

Viewing possessions as disposable is both economically and environmentally damaging, but spreading knowledge and teaching individuals more practical carpentry and tool skills can begin to alleviate these problems.

These losses will be particularly damaging, since the scholarly knowledge of the BM's curators lies at the heart of the museum's operations.

The current study significantly expands the knowledge on damaging action of Cd on the bone.

The current study contributes to the knowledge on damaging impact of several xenobiotics on the bone.

The results contribute to the knowledge on damaging impact of Se on bone.

We considered both damaging missense mutations and knowledge of disease-gene associations.

Gray rows indicate mutations evaluated as probably functionally damaging by our own knowledge-driven functional assessment.

But the genuine anger and alarm expressed by Clinton's surrogates reflect their fear his attacks may be hitting home and their knowledge of how damaging renewed questions about her honesty and competence could potentially be.

An MP not knowing very much about pensions policy, and later making decisions based on this lack of knowledge, could be damaging, especially because pensions are the largest welfare expenditure (£74.22bn in 2012), and, due to UK's ageing population and young people's falling real wages, in desperate need of effective reform.