Sentence examples for damning figure from inspiring English sources

An essential report has found 40percentnt of people think that the news reporting on the ABC is independent and unbiased.@bennyglish: I think the most damning figure is more than a third of people don't trust the ABC.

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He worries that "we are about to descend into class war" but fails to recognize that his own damning figures on the redistribution of wealth show that the class war is well under way, if not already over.

Dr Mark Porter, chair of council at the British Medical Association, said: "Another week, another set of damning figures from emergency departments – but we must remember that behind the figures is a lack of the necessary investment to give every patient the treatment they deserve, in the emergency department or elsewhere in the system.

If the BlackBerry Storm has taught us anything it's that companies better damn well figure out their touchscreen before shipping, lest the press absolutely hammer their phone.

But many well-established facts can explain what happened to the American figure without damning carbohydrates or blaming low-fat diets, per se.

Alena Ledeneva, a professor of politics at University College London and an expert on Russia's political and business practices, describes kompromat as being more than a single powerful figure weaponizing damning evidence to blackmail a target.

Caroline Lucas, Green party co-leader, said the UK figures were damning.

The shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, claimed the figures were "damning" evidence that the Government was not "trying to sell anything that's not nailed down while he thinks no one's looking".

You can look at that two ways: "Man, they should make more," or "Damn, once they figure this out better, they'll be really rich".