Sentence examples for damaging letter from inspiring English sources

What did he feel in the first hour after receiving that damaging letter?

Potential victories in states like Georgia disappeared, little more than a week ago, with the F.B.I. director's heedless and damaging letter to Congress about reopening his investigation and the reappearance of damaging buzzwords like "e-mails," "Anthony Weiner," and "fifteen-year-old girl".

Labour has moved to counter a potentially damaging letter from 103 senior business executives calling on voters to embrace Conservative economic policy with a counter-missive on Wednesday from what it described as a true cross-section of British society.

The AP noted that retailers won't disclose how much money they make from these civil damages letters.

After Heseltine quit, questions were raised about how a confidential – and highly privileged – solicitor general's letter, damaging to Heseltine, had made its way into the public domain.

She said that letters damaging her reputation had been sent to the world's leading ballet companies and that her personal e-mail had been hacked.

Don't scratch too hard, to avoid damaging the underlying letters and numbers.

DNA is an invisibly thin molecule coiled upon itself with the millions of letters that we can't see - trying to alter just three letters without damaging anything else is a truly daunting task.

Even accusations against Greek letters are damaging to the Catholic Church, which is at the lowest point in its history in Ireland.

Formation of a 'neoglans' cannot restore the lost or damaged innervation," the letter said.

Alan G. Lance Sr., the national commander of the American Legion, asserts that lifting the Pentagon's ban on homosexuals serving openly in the military is uncalled for because "it would damage unit cohesion" (letter, July 31).