Sentence examples for damaging the most from inspiring English sources
Her tear-stained departure from "Today" had become a public-relations debacle, deeply damaging the most lucrative franchise in television news.
The states headed in the opposite direction are not only damaging the most vulnerable of their citizens, but exacting a significant toll on Americans in states with more progressive tax policies.
When asked if he was damaging the most important relationships in his life by running, Sanford asked to go off the record.
Unless parents are certifiably demented, they don't imagine the most damaging, the most irreparably wicked, the most demonic thing they can do and then go ahead and do it; they always do what they think is the right thing.
These are the deals that have been damaged the most by the stock market swoon, said George Kellner, a partner at Kellner DiLeo, a merger and convertible arbitrage firm.
While we squabble among ourselves, May and her colleagues will get away with imposing more and more draconian policies that will serve to damage the most vulnerable.
Mr Sedgemore, Labour MP for Hackney South, said: "Diane knows that she has damaged the most precious thing she has - her honourable reputation.
Forgiven by his wife, Stapel wondered if he would ever be forgiven by those he had damaged the most — his students and postdocs.
The number of damaged carpels differed between species, C. rotudiventris damaged the most carpels, closely followed by C. macropyga and C. setifera/trollii.
Total impunity is what damages the victims most.
