Sentence examples for damaging secrets from inspiring English sources
"By passing on damaging secrets to Spain," the columnist Kim Sengupta wrote in The Independent, "Mr. Litvinenko would have become a target for crime bosses who would have been able to use government agents to silence him".
It is said that he holds damaging secrets relating to some of those who continue to hold powerful positions in Libya.
As two unidentified users defended the Times article as legitimate journalism, the user calling himself TheTrueHOOHA criticized The Times for what he called a "history" of revealing damaging secrets.
But the release represented the first time WikiLeaks has turned its spotlight on the often-acrimonious internal affairs of the Holy See, and some Vatican watchers wondered whether more damaging secrets might start to escape the city-state's walls.
Unlike Mr. Zaporozhsky, however, Mr. Yurchenko was not arrested on his return, even though former K.G.B. officials now say they knew he had disclosed damaging secrets to the Central Intelligence Agency.
A sweet, damaged, secret-keeping couple, they squat in the remains of a starlet's mansion, until a neglected and developmentally delayed toddler happens into their life.
They also damaged secret documents, and Mr. De Antonio has some footage of this; he tried to recreate the rest of the incident from the general vicinity of the plant's parking lot.
After all, unless you are named General David Petraeus and therefore pretty much guaranteed a free pass if you leak damaging military secrets, exposing the West's military-security complex from within has become the great apostasy of our time.
But one notable episode shows just how damaging the secret tampering with source code can be.
They can be used to keep damaging information secret, and can protect a vulnerable victim or witness who may not want their name made public.
