Sentence examples for damaging records from inspiring English sources

Again nothing was done; in 1812 water seeped through the walls of the College damaging records.

The first-term congressman, who won Rahm Emanuel's seat in April, backs a full-scale investigation into Countrywide, the disgraced subprime lender, that would include a Republican proposal before the House oversight committee to subpoena potentially damaging records related to preferential loans Democratic Sens. Chris Dodd (Conn).

In some cases, ballot boxes were dumped at collection stations, damaging records and making recounts impossible.

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While some people were cleared, thousands were convicted during the year-long strike, leaving them with damaging criminal records.

A long time series of damaging flood records in Northern Portugal for 1871 2011, gathered from a large number of documentary sources, is analyzed.

In the most damaging conversation, recorded early on Wednesday afternoon, Rousseff tells Lula she is sending him over his ministerial papers "in case of necessity".

Governor Susana Martinez, a Republican, signed into law a proposal that allows people aged 14 to 18 to engage in consensual sexting, which means adolescents caught sharing explicit photos with each other will no longer risk facing "child pornography" charges, prison sentences and a damaging criminal record.

This year's fires are currently on track to be their most damaging on record, measured in terms of air quality.

The breach had already been considered one of the most damaging on record because of its scale and, more importantly, the sensitivity of the material taken.

On December 8th, the San Diego Union Tribune reported that on the previous day, the County of San Diego, California experienced one of "the most powerful winter storms in several years...bringing damaging winds, record-setting rainfall and several inches of snow to the mountains".