Sentence examples for damaging the future from inspiring English sources

We don't adhere to their ideas and they are damaging the future of our children.

You are silencing the voices of the past and you are damaging the future.

Zadie Smith has described libraries as "absolutely essential", Alan Bennett believes that closing branches is verging on "child abuse" and Neil Gaiman that failing to value libraries is "silencing the voices of the past [and] damaging the future".

He was, it is said, also deeply interested in learning how China had opened up, questioning in particular how it could be done without damaging the future of socialism.

Continuing warfare there is not only producing a humanitarian catastrophe big enough to rival that unfolding in Afghanistan, but it is also damaging the future of the rest of Africa, and with it the prospects of tens of millions of other Africans.

A lack of positive female role models is damaging the future prospects of girls and young women, Girlguiding UK has claimed.

Seeking to balance the national budget on the backs of disadvantaged students is not only harmful to educational success, it damages the future of our community and economy.

Any sharp move to reduce retirement benefits would hurt not only my generation, it would also damage the future prospects of today's workers.

Yesterday, the editor of the Lancet, Dr Richard Horton, argued in an editorial that the verdict of serious professional misconduct was not only unjust but would profoundly damage the future of child protection services in Britain.

Capital has been treated as a mere side-issue, which really damages the future campaign to control it.

We should strengthen the protection of minors online, crack down on the spread of pornography and violence, and make sure that the Internet does not damage the future of mankind".