Sentence examples for damaging state from inspiring English sources

The husband of Gao Zhan, a Chinese research fellow at American University in Washington, said that she has been held in Beijing for more than five weeks, as the authorities investigate her for "activities damaging state security".

In the past two or three years, a series of investigations has finally begun to demolish a persistent and very damaging state of denial about the extent of child sexual abuse in this country.

Rick Perry of Texas is one of the least thoughtful and most damaging state leaders in America," thundered the New York Times; nonetheless, the indictment "appears to be the product of an overzealous prosecution".At issue is Mr Perry's response to an episode in April last year.

According to psychologists, loneliness is a damaging state of mind and can also be a symptom of a psychological disorder such as depression.

I don't know many people in Britain who are able to listen to Korn with a smile on their face (sorry, Korn fans, I don't know how to do the backwards 'R'), but then I don't know many British hooligan firms that'd take to the streets to help angry students and left-wing protesters fight the police over damaging state healthcare reforms.

"How actually did she damage state security?

"It damages state security," Mr. Peled said on Israel Radio.

In contrast to its apparently damaged state, it sports a glossy metallic-blue finish.

The main lesson was the severely damaged state of our election machinery.

The riverside water tower has been preserved in its badly damaged state as a memorial.

A military statement said riot police were "dealing with anyone trying to damage state institutions in accordance with the law".