Sentence examples for damaging the view from inspiring English sources

In fact, a few have even come under fire from the Advertising Standards Authority and many believe that charities' images depicting starving children in Africa with flies on their face is in not only a misrepresentation but is also damaging the view of the continent, which is flourishing economically.

It said losing or damaging the view would have "dire consequences" for tourism and the wider economy in Bournemouth.

There was some criticism of Murdoch from the floor with shareholder John Marshall saying that his presence on the board was "toxic" and damaged the public view of the business as long as he remained.

But they say he will not back Mr. Musharraf if his actions are viewed as damaging the army.

The Turkish State classifies the activities of many pro-Kurdish organisations as 'terrorism' because they're viewed as damaging the state.

Residents say the mine and associated HGV traffic would create huge levels of dust and noise pollution, as well as spoiling the area's unique views and damaging the tourism industry.

Attention was paid throughout the operation not to reduce the slipped femoral epiphysis by traction or internal rotation and not to penetrate a guide wire into the hip joint space without exiting the femoral neck and re-entering the femoral head, damaging the posterior vascular structures, as viewed under the image intensifier.

Conservationists are calling on the London mayor to take action against a 42-storey tower in Stratford, east London, which they say damages the view of Sir Christopher Wren's landmark from King Henry's Mound in Richmond Park.

Moreover, the televising of boxers being beaten into a coma, sometimes fatally, especially in the instance of Benny ("Kid") Paret, further damaged the sport with the viewing public.

This inability of many Western commentators and some policymakers to see the world from the Russian point of view damages the ability of the U.S. government to adopt a Russia policy that allows for a reasonable response to Russian actions without defaulting to the outdated image of Russia as a direct descendant of the Soviet "evil empire".

As it is, our dedicated, blue-collar soldiers are mere "collateral damage" in the view of our decision makers, and the kids on campus can party on.