Sentence examples for damaging position from inspiring English sources

Would American society be better off if stakeholders in various corporations began to investigate leadership's political activities on abortion and to lobby for the termination of anyone who took what they regard to be the immoral, damaging position?

Several clashes erupted over Mr. Blumenthal's contention that the Republican candidate would support a reduction in the minimum wage, a politically damaging position in a state with large and active labor unions.

I think that is a very, very damaging position to stake out".

WASHINGTON -- Moments after House Republican leaders dug in their heels on blocking a two-month extension of the payroll tax cut, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell offered his colleagues a path out of the politically damaging position.

But this is a damaging position and one that insidiously sits in the back of a lot of queer people's minds; that the pooss is fine for now but maybe I will marry a man and have babies because that's what I've been told to do.

Specifically, the Myotragus branch was 3.1 times longer than the Ovis branch in the original alignment and it was still 2.8 times longer than Ovis after removing putatively damaged positions.

We also examine if trimming likely damaged positions at read ends can increase the recovery of genuine aDNA fragments and if accurate identification of human contamination can be achieved using a strategy previously suggested based on best hit filtering.

Ajax loses and his anger explodes, damaging his position in the army and destroying his life, family and reputation.

He says other countries, including Australia and Canada, are already benefiting from the government's "deeply damaging" current position, by welcoming excellent international students who will go on to secure leading jobs and be lasting allies of their countries.

Few Chinese want to be accountants: Sometimes the accountant has to tell the tycoon "no," which in contemporary China is a career-damaging position.

A sudden change in the distributions of the wavelet coefficients identifies the damage position.  .