Sentence examples for damaging to us from inspiring English sources

Ellen Barry (@EllenBarryNYT) June 30, #Snowden handed in asylum request, but Putin speech followed, saying he cld only stay if he stopped publishing work damaging to US July 12, 2013 Ellen Barry (@EllenBarryNYT) Putin said, "If he wants to stay, one condition: He must cease his work aimed at inflicting damage on our American partners".

She said that within limits the prosecution could use classified documents to show that the material Manning transmitted to WikiLeaks could potentially be damaging to US interests.

"There will be some rotten apples in the journalistic barrel and they will let us down … they are damaging to us in our relationship with the police and our reputation as journalists," he says.

"What does this look like when it's not about whether we're going to rebuild at all, but how we're going to rebuild in a way that's more inclusive, more equitable, and not perpetuating of the things that were damaging to us long before Katrina hit?" TCC's handiwork criss-crosses the city: a youth farm in City Park, a grocery store in the Seventh Ward, a skate park in Gentilly.

"We played them at their place three weeks ago and their ruck speed was damaging to us and we allowed Josh Hodgson to jump out of dummy-half.

While pundits were arguing about whether Doom was damaging to us kids, we were busy having our sensibilities shocked by the phenomenally violent Rise of the Triad.

When our products become associated with a problem, it is damaging to all of us as parents and members of communities, and to us as a company; it's the last thing we want for our consumers or our products.

I do worry that the inflated valuations of businesses that might not be quite there, ahead of the evidence, are damaging to all of us.

By contrast, the F.B.I. found that Mr. Hanssen "provided information during the debriefings that was identical or consistent with independent investigative results, and in some cases was previously unknown to us and damaging to himself".

Turkey's prime minister warned of serious damage to US-Turkish relations today after a congressional committee approved a resolution describing the massacre of more than 1 million Armenians by the Ottoman empire during the first world war as genocide.

They do not foresee any long-term damage to US-Russian relations.