Sentence examples for damaging society from inspiring English sources

This pressure is "damaging society" by wreaking havoc with self-esteem and affecting progress at school and work.

The authorities have said the measure is necessary to prevent online rumours hurting individuals and damaging society.

Labour will justify the move – that will hit employers rather than workers and be calculated on the basis of basic salary, shares, bonuses and pensions rolled together – by claiming inequality is damaging society.

Increasing inequity in state education engendered by cuts and marketisation policies is inflicting misery and disadvantage on generations of the poor for years to come, destroying opportunity and damaging society for all of us.

The paper says the party will justify the policy by saying that inequality is damaging society.

Alistair Bohm of the drug and alcohol treatment charity Addaction pointed out further evidence to suggest the Psychoactive Substances Act is going to end up simultaneously doing street dealers a favour while also damaging society's most vulnerable.

Liberation doesn't damage society.

The questions go to the core of a damaged society.

The current financial crisis alone suggests that companies, left to their own devices, are more likely to damage society than to seek to heal it.

Asst Ch Con Mark Hamilton, the National Police Chiefs Councilleadad for hate crime, said it "damages society and undermines the diversity and tolerance we should instead be celebrating".

The "agenda" of the churches in contexts like this is simply the restoration of human dignity and stability in a deeply damaged society.