Sentence examples for damaging one from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Sokol must prove that he can make the business hum without damaging one of the best-known luxury brands in travel.

The explosion targeted a convoy of Toyota Land Cruisers carrying civilian contractors, damaging one of the vehicles but injuring none of its occupants, the US military said.

"These preliminary figures provide irrefutable evidence that greenhouse gas emissions leading to global warming are damaging one of the planet's critical environments, one that helps maintain the stability of the global climate for every citizen of the world," said Sauven.

Since both APIs have fairly open architectures, they can both be used simultaneously without damaging one another.

The home button is now made of sapphire glass to reduce the potential for damaging one of the 5S' most notable features, and it's bounded by a steel "detection ring" that determines when your finger is on the home button and fires up the Touch ID sensor.

For 52 years, the government and the FARC took turns damaging one another.

The pressure sends the chunk of steel flying across the room -- damaging one of Vuohensilta's cameras in the process.

But that small percentage would end up severely damaging one of the most successful and most publicly supported and admired programs that NASA has.

Peck told Hyperallergic that "a piece… sustained minor damage and the room was closed temporarily," and confirmed to the New York Times that a guest "took an accidental misstep" from a small platform, damaging one of the spotted sculptures.

Republicans have seized on one Democratic description of the health care law as a "train wreck," particularly after the administration announced a politically damaging one-year delay in a key provision of the law.

It is in email where your employees converse, where you trade credit card numbers and passwords, and where all the damaging one-off notes end up.