Sentence examples for damaging terms from inspiring English sources
Worse, it actually expands on some of NAFTA's most damaging terms, such as the foreign investor privileges that promote job offshoring.
Use of these damaging terms actually says far more about the perspective of the author and the lack of diversity within the news organization than anything else.
"Russia's reputation in terms of investor rights isn't ideal... but that would be damaging in terms of the investment story".
"Cyberattacks are just not that damaging in terms of casualties and physical destruction," Lewis said in an interview.
In Iraq and Afghanistan, America has been badly damaged in terms of blood and treasure as well as credibility and prestige.
"This is bad for a government that is already so damaged in terms of human rights.
DDR signaling can also occur in senescent cells with minimal DNA damage, termed the "pseudo-DNA damage response" [ 10].
Who says drug use doesn't damage long-term memory?
It only takes a brief observation to see entire classes of people damaged long term by government handouts.
Some super committee proposals would actually have been damaging to long-term deficit reduction.
Even if he is further exonerated, Mr Mitchell is, in political terms, damaged goods.
