When confronted by the gruesome reality of life for some of society's most vulnerable and damaged (not to mention violent and damaging) young people, there is a temptation to wring one's hands and say: "Well, what can you do?" In this case, the answer is clear and compelling.
As the Bank struggles to find a way of controlling house prices without increasing interest rates and damaging the recovery, I am struck by a recent observation from my acquaintance Philipp Hildebrand, former governor of the Swiss Central Bank.
Osborne used his statement to urge unions to call off the strike: "I would once again ask the unions why they are damaging our economy at a time like this – and putting jobs at risk.
The band's singer Michael Stipe and Buck's wife Stephanie burst into tears as the jury cleared him of a charge of being drunk on an aircraft last April, two counts of common assault, and one charge of damaging BA crockery.
And parents who reported the violation of their children were often fearful lest they themselves be seen to be damaging the church they loved.
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Standard & Poor's said the drawn out negotiations between Athens and its creditors were damaging the economy and had resulted in a fresh cut in Greece's credit rating, which is already at junk-bond status.
So Osborne's cuts will boost the City, and transfer money away from productive investment and into idle corporate piggy banks, thus damaging the economy and leaving it even more City-dominated than before.
Cameron sought to contrast his party's support for free markets and entrepreneurs with Labour's 1970s-stylee socialism", describing Ed Miliband's policies as "damaging, nonsensical and twisted".
Rather than damaging the filtering system, as in ordinary CKD, this disease seems to have an impact on the tubules – the part of the kidney where the composition of the urine is determined.
Of the voters they polled, 10% of them hadn't seen Selma, potentially further damaging its chances.
