Sentence examples for especially damaged from inspiring English sources

He was not especially damaged by last year's expenses scandal.

Mr Chaudry's main rival, Mr Sharif, a bitter foe of the general who was exiled to Saudi Arabia in September, has been especially damaged by the coup.

Beyond this, lawyers and studio executives said, Mr. Downey's job prospects may be especially damaged by the possible reluctance of insurance companies to underwrite films featuring him because of his addiction and the possibility of future arrest.

In a new paper†, Mr Bernard and Fredrik Sjoholm, of the Stockholm School of Economics, consider the rate of plant closures in Indonesia, a country many activists regard as having been especially damaged by fickle foreign investors.

The company could be especially damaged by more aggressive scrutiny from the Federal Trade Commission, which has already subjected Facebook to a costly 20-year audit of its data use policies.

As they complained about excessive media attention, they frequently lost sight of its heinous root: a great many priests molested a great many children, who were especially vulnerable to them — and especially damaged by them — because they called themselves men of God.

This is especially damaging.

Concussions are understood to be especially damaging.

And that made the bursting of the housing bubble especially damaging.

The legislated fiction that Amtrak could attain self-sufficiency is especially damaging.

The loss of highly skilled interpreters and intelligence analysts has been especially damaging.