Sentence examples for damaging turn from inspiring English sources

The Cowboys dodged a potentially damaging turn midway through the third quarter.

Then, perhaps the most damaging turn of all: sources leaked the existence of an embryonic letter in circulation on the Labour backbenches calling for Mr Blair to quit.

The boy made sure the painting hadn't been damaged, turned out the light, and closed the door.

Experts are divided about whether it will return in one giant and damaging blob, or in small gobbets over a long period.Even if the damage turns out to be slight, this accident could be a turning-point in Europe, rather as the Exxon Valdez spill in 1989 proved to be in America.

Individuals would see their claims for damages turned around in 48 hours, he said.

Obstetricians, too, are quietly urging their infected pregnant patients to have regular ultrasounds and to consider abortion if brain damage turns up.

But his bellicose rhetoric against North Korea has done a lot of damage, turning back the clock by a decade or more.

Some smaller banks may be sold to foreign institutions.If the damage turned out to be no worse than that, it would be tribute to the strength of Spain's financial system.

Had televised collateral damage turned world opinion against us, or if our casualties mounted with no light at tunnel's end, the seeds of doubt were there, ready to sprout.

Kurt studied the piano, organ, cello and percussion, but when he was 14 inoperable tendon damage turned him in the direction of conducting, albeit batonless because of the injury.

And everyone there remembers the historic 1993 flood that caused $15 billion in damages, turning vast stretches of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers into inland oceans and lakes.