Sentence examples for damaging time from inspiring English sources

The arrests come at a particularly damaging time for President Maduro as elections take place next month.

"This has been a very damaging time for the reputation of Fifa and therefore the whole of football.

The rebirth of the Poughkeepsie bridge did not really get going until 2007, when the Dyson Foundation, a local philanthropic group, donated $2.1 million to pay for an assessment of just how damaging time and neglect had been.

The loss to Labour in annual union affiliation fees and grants would come at a particularly damaging time as there are also planned cuts to state funding of opposition parties, known as Short money, introduced by George Osborne in November.

"What we don't want to do is have a disrespect for each other's opinions and I think that's what happened really when the Maastricht treaty was being debated in Westminster, when there was incredibly close majorities and that was a damaging time for the party.

The sustained impact of two-a-day practices in the early part of training camp prior to the season may be the most damaging time of the year for head trauma.

Keeping your feelings bottled up can be damaging over time.

And Toyota on Tuesday issued another damaging recall, this time of its popular Prius hybrid.

This policy is very damaging at a time when much of the world economy remains deeply depressed.

José Mourinho retains the support of the Chelsea hierarchy, despite another damaging loss – this time at the hands of struggling Bournemouth.

Rodgers has waited a damaging length of time for Sturridge to regain fitness and the clinical touch his team has desperately lacked this year.