Sentence examples for damaging views from inspiring English sources

Campaigners believe the project is damaging views of a scheduled monument and a place of outstanding beauty.

His disgustingly prehistoric and damaging views are spoken.

Though it might be all fun and games for him, he inevitably re-enforces damaging views; among his critics, there are also thousands of people in his Twitter replies telling him how right he is – and they seem to mean it, even if he doesn't.

Judge Parker had a more sober, but equally damaging, view.

Polls have long suggested that most Britons consider him a bit "weird"; the greasy-spoon debacle speaks to a more damaging view, that Bagehot often hears, which is that they also consider him a loser.

Their squabbling continues: Mr Dean says that trouble in Iraq is undermining his rivals.More important, what Democrats have said in the past week or so may not be enough to change most Americans' damaging view that the party is soft on national security.

"I have heard from many older, but also Leave voters, that it is our own fault, that young people are getting exactly what they deserve for not voting, but this is such a damaging view," said Izabela Pawlic, a politics student at Royal Holloway University who organised a voter registration drive.

More damaging is the impact society's negative view of low-income parents has on their teenagers and parental authority.

This gap is all the more damaging in view of the burgeoning role of the state in development design and finance.

"This is worrying because you are forcing people to move to the cities, which is very damaging in my view on a whole lot of fronts," he says.

The children's charity NSPCC said it was not in favour of any "halfway house approach" that would risk children "viewing damaging pornography".