Sentence examples for damaging those from inspiring English sources

If microloans are damaging those who choose to partake, it is not dissuading more people from seeking them.

I wish May had considered this before launching an attack that will end up damaging those with a very genuine need for our protection.

They might also influence on September's elections, boosting the chances of pro-democracy candidates and damaging those of pro-Beijing ones.

Lumberjacks are also taught ways of felling trees that avoid damaging those around them.With planning, the forest's animals, as well as its plants, can be preserved, according to Adalberto Verissimo of Imazon, a local environmental-research group.

But more important, using a dexterous dramatic shorthand, "Lonely, I'm Not" lets us see Porter and Heather as other people — friends, family and strangers — see them, and makes sure that we register how incomplete and even damaging those perceptions are.

Their resources appear at first to be inexhaustible; a long-term trend of depletion is concealed by short-term fluctuations; small numbers of powerful people advance their interests by damaging those of everyone else; short-term profits trump long-term survival.

Does the wildlife ever damage those little structures?

It also suppresses weeds and eliminates the need for hoeing, which would damage those shallow roots.

When damaged those buildings eventually plummeted to the ground, imploding in upon themselves.

"The thing that has really damaged those sorts of shows is on demand viewing," he said.

Pristinite Mercury only damaged those whose wills wavered, whose constitutions were somehow corrupt.