Sentence examples for damaging results from inspiring English sources

There has been a serious breach of trust, which cannot fail to have damaging results.

Writers needs censors; otherwise they will begin to censor themselves; with far more damaging results.

Why are directors so convinced of their obligation that they'd make decisions with such damaging results?

Sea level rise is potentially one of the most damaging results of climate change, but few people understand its risks.

But being able to communicate instantly with subscribers is likely to heighten the temptation, which can have especially damaging results in a bull market.

From the outset, far from simply being a vote-winning machine, the neoliberal capture of the party was wilfully unrepresentative and with very damaging results.

"We tried to attack too much through the centre and this is now a damaging result for us.

The Liverpool manager mumbled through his post-match assessment as he struggled to comprehend another damaging result, his team's spluttering campaign sinking ever further into the mire.

"To me the most damaging result of this intifada is the separation wall the Israelis are building on the West Bank," said Mr. Abu Sada, the Gazan scholar.

The most damaging result of the emergency, however, may have been the doubt it sowed within the opposition, splitting those advocating participation from others calling for a boycott.

Ferguson admitted it was a damaging result.