Sentence examples for damaging move from inspiring English sources

Against that background, losing customer trust could be a damaging move, Gilbert said.

Emails from Rudin to Denby (obtained by Indiewire's Playlist blog) describe Denby's decision to review the film, which is released in the states on 26 December, as "a very, very damaging move".

It isn't just a regular piece of domestic legislation that the government is foundering on, but the most important – and potentially most damaging – move in the country's postwar history.

In a hugely damaging move for the government, the European Union Committee of the House of Lords, chaired by former Tory minister Lord Boswell, comes close to saying that ministers tried to cover up the findings, which do not support David Cameron's claims that the EU is "becoming a state" and has already accrued excessive powers.

At the same time, Mr Harper started a war on information, with cuts to Statistics Canada and the National Census and pulling funding from many organisations that did not support his ideology.Mr Harper's most damaging move was pushing through, with tightly controlled and limited parliamentary debate, the Fair Elections Act, dubbed the Unfair Elections Act.

"In an organisation that is already badly stretched, under-staffed and under-resourced, this is a short-term and potentially very damaging move".

Be aware that hurricanes and flood waters may damage, move, or bury dangerous materials and chemicals.

Most countries whose industries had been damaged moved towards economic recovery.

That was as potentially damaging a move at the time as it is now, and is pertinent where the Aluko case is concerned.

The brouhaha came the same week Pruitt, bucking his critics, announced the rollback of a landmark Obama-era rule to limit emission from vehicle tailpipes, a decision InsideClimate News called the Trump administration's "most climate-damaging move yet".

If the building you has more than minor damage, move outside.