Sentence examples for damaging returns from inspiring English sources

"Only those that really needed to raise money did so, often damaging returns," the report said.

The 24-year-old, who was considered surplus to requirements by the French when they lost to Britain in the Davis Cup this summer, served with great accuracy, hit damaging returns and timed his interceptions beautifully.

Gove's attack on Carney follows comments by Theresa May in her recent Tory party conference speech in which she criticised low interest rates and money printing – quantitative easing – for damaging returns for savers while making owners of assets richer.

Ms. Yoseyama, the jazz singer, said that just as damaging as the return of the Japanese was the advent of rock 'n' roll.

Clinton pointed out that Romney "obviously had concluded" that it would be more damaging to release the returns than not to release them, before adding, "it's hard to imagine that that's true".

Advocates for criminal justice reform said they worried the one-year uptick would fuel calls for a return to damaging, tough-on-crime policies.

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This was a move made for safety reasons — some of the biggest and most damaging collisions happen on kickoff returns — not for aesthetics.

Seek legal advice if the reputation-diminishing issue of search engine returns is highly damaging or endangering your life.

His return capped a damaging 24 hours for the prosecution team, which has appeared poorly prepared.

In Bayer's submission, the company praises the promise of genetically modified plants, while the NFU raises the prospect of a return to more damaging sprays.