Sentence examples for damaging of which from inspiring English sources

On July 22nd, three days before the Democratic National Convention, WikiLeaks released nearly twenty thousand e-mails, the most damaging of which suggested that the D.N.C., though formally impartial, was trying to undermine Bernie Sanders's campaign.

More recently however it has suffered morale shattering splits, the most damaging of which was in 2001 when Hizbul Mujahideen's top field commander in Indian Kashmir, Majeed Dar, announced a unilateral ceasefire against Indian forces.

"It was just all-around a really good game for us to pull out". It didn't look as if that would happen during Lowe's six innings, the most damaging of which was the second when a two-run single by pitcher Manny Parra helped the Brewers to a 3-0 lead.

Form 143 SNPs, we identified 15 variants predicted to be damaging, of which 8 are located in genes with no clinical associations.

He was thrashed 7-0 by Van Gerwen in his first Premier League game and was criticised for his dramatic weight loss, the damaging effects of which were noted by the great Sid Waddell a decade ago.

The issue has reignited discussion about whether the government should have access to backdoors in encryption software, following a similar situation in the 1990s – the damaging effects of which are still being felt.

In a statement released shortly after the party announced the findings of the review, Husar said had been cleared "of the most malicious and damaging of allegations, which were not only baseless but leaked to the media".

Synthetic filament ropes deteriorate most readily when exposed to sunlight, elevated temperatures, or damaging chemicals, all of which accelerate filament decomposition.

And worse, they warn, a loose monetary policy could inflate another damaging bubble, memories of which still remain fresh in financial circles here.

We now show that retention of γH2AX foci can predict clonogenicity after exposure to a variety of DNA damaging drugs, several of which do not produce direct DSBs.

In the case of H+ irradiation, on the other hand, electronic excitation and hydrogen accumulation in the matrix with some chemical bonding to the matrix atoms significantly affected the damaging rate, the effects of which were semi-quantitatively extracted.