Sentence examples for damning practices from inspiring English sources

A whistleblower website set up last year revealed some damning practices, including health and safety violations, illegal working hours, and pay disputes, despite only receiving a handful of entries.

A whistleblower website set up last year revealed some damning practices, including health and safety violations, illegal working hours and pay disputes, despite only receiving a handful of entries.

(It didn't help when, last week, the human resources startup Zenefits asked its CEO to resign over sloppy and possibly damning business practices. Ten months ago, the company was valued at $4.5 billion by investors).

God damns some practices and there's no excuse for the things that the government, not the American people, have done.

In an earlier press conference, St . Louis CountyProsecutor Bob McCulloch said Wednesday evening that he is not surprised by DOJ's choice to clear Wilson in the shooting, and expressed skepticism of the damning patterns and practices detailed in the report.

A UK Parliament Committee has published a damning report on the practices of Philip Green during his custodianship of BHS.

In 2013, an anonymous Anglican church intern wrote a damning critique of the practice in Church Times: "This is not voluntary service.

David Martín, the young hero and narrator of Carlos Ruiz Zafón's moody, seductive new novel, "The Angel's Game," is one of those writers who suffer the torments of the damned in the practice of their craft.

"Jodie has to guard me every damn day in practice.

It's part internalization, part confidence, and part a damn lot of practice.

The city was the subject of a damning DOJ report about police practices there.