Sentence examples for damaging vote from inspiring English sources

But a failed auction can look like a damaging vote of no confidence.

Granted, he had to respond to the Tories' "Vote Clegg, get Brown" line, but in doing so in such a direct manner he has walked straight into something just as damaging: "Vote Clegg, get Cameron".

Frank said the decision to defend the controversial law was made to keep Republican members from having to make a potentially-damaging vote on the issue.

Its efforts to avoid a vote – which some see as damaging in itself as a vote for suspension – have seen it enlist Israel's ministry of foreign affairs as well as the lobbying of key Fifa officials.

So, on the one hand we have potentially damaging vote-grabbing strategies and on the other we have denial.

The polling by Lord Ashcroft is crystal clear: the Ukip vote is damaging the Tories more than Labour, and preventing Cameron from winning scores of marginals.

Ed Miliband admits AV is "not perfect" but argues that it would help restore the balance of power in favour of voter: The arguments in this referendum have been framed around whether a Yes vote damages David Cameron or a No vote damages Nick Clegg.

Wilson said with a strong order book and most of its sales outside the EU, Aston Martin's short-term prospects would not be damaged by the vote.

While Mr. Sarkozy is damaged by the vote and his main opponents are heartened by it, the Socialist Party remains deeply divided about its policies and its leadership, with no clear presidential candidate at this stage.

They also argue that the supply chain, which they say employs millions of people across the UK, would be damaged, with a vote to leave disrupting the production and import of materials such as bricks.

The remain campaign has instead attacked leave campaigners' "fantasy economics", arguing there would be no scope for tax cuts because the economy would be damaged by a vote to leave.