Sentence examples for damaging operations from inspiring English sources

The final settlement resulted in a smaller area being designated and many agricultural practices being removed from the list of proscribed "Potentially Damaging Operations".

He said the commission's probe put "certain classified and potentially damaging operations in danger of being exposed".

He has issued a mea culpa, and is doing the right thing, though his punishment is surreally analogous to a surgeon being found to have conducted many incorrect and damaging operations and in turn been made to attend medical school.

"We're not saying that disclosure of these documents would damage operations in 2013, we're saying disclosure of the documents would damage operations now," he said.

Cooler weather increases the possibility of frost build-up on the machine's coils, interrupting its efficiency and potentially damaging its operation.

Finally, the government should consider whether Southern's performance is so poor – and passengers' faith so damaged – that operations simply cannot continue.

Fortunately, the first hit damaged the operations theatre while it was empty and the staff were busy with people in the emergency room.

These companies, which tend to be of a more conservative persuasion and not given to hyperbole, are increasingly concerned about how climate change is likely to damage their operations.

According to other sources, 10 hangars were destroyed, six damaged, the operations room put out of action, and many buildings were destroyed.

Exploitation of Indonesia's vast natural resources is spinning out of control, with illegal operations damaging the environment and societies in ways that increase the risk of ethnic conflict, a report by a conflict resolution group said today.

In the case of the technology companies, many are sufficiently focused on the U.S. market that foreign turmoil will be less damaging to their operations.