Sentence examples for damaging the ability from inspiring English sources

Politicians need to avoid damaging the ability of UK financial services to compete globally," John Cridland, the CBI's deputy director general said.

A16 A panel of scientists and engineers who advise the government expressed concern that heightened security measures at federal laboratories appeared to be damaging the ability to hire and retain foreign-born and minority scientists.

LISBON — Senior financiers and the leaders of powerful energy companies on Thursday blamed subsidies to oil and natural gas companies for damaging the ability of the clean-energy industry to recover from the economic slowdown and take advantage of growing power markets worldwide.

Some studies have shown that the chemicals in these sprays are damaging the ability of bees to navigate and reproduce.

I've seen companies choose to not work with Google's competitors for fear that by building those relationships, they're damaging the ability to be indexed properly on Google and are anxious that result sets will be compromised.

I can see that it is damaging the ability of the children to feel healthy in their relationship with the outside world when they become older.

It said: "Water won't damage the ability of a chip to function".

This damages the ability of science and engineering students to develop the skills of critical examination.

The ostensible reason for keeping the story under wraps -- that it might damage the ability of the government to prevent an attack -- is nonsense.

It was the subject of intense debate in the early 1980's, with many arguing that it would damage the ability of journalists to report the news.

The authorities said the arrest had severely damaged the ability of Al Qaeda to conceive and carry out strikes against the United States.