Sentence examples for damaging story from inspiring English sources

Now the president is trapped in two damaging story lines.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill, though, was telling a more damaging story to investors.

Most politicians would find a way to move away from a damaging story line.

Alex Rodriguez was not the focus of a damaging story at Yankee Stadium on Saturday.

One reason for her reluctance to say yes is that when a damaging story about a star appears, the publicist is generally the first person to get fired.

Those are the most immediate statistics from Britain's six years in Iraq but they hide a far more damaging story of the death of liberal interventionism.

In the social-media era, damaging stories travel fast, and boards take public relations very seriously.

To make up for it, the political parties feed journalists damaging stories about their opponents.

A PCCB press officer later threatened a fixer for three international journalists with jail if "damaging stories" appeared.

For the past week, his Administration has been consumed by damaging stories about his ties to Russia, and his firing of his national-security adviser, Michael Flynn.

It was a hollow victory for the company; the long-running trial had exposed damaging stories about its business and the quality of the food it was selling to millions of customers around the world.