Sentence examples for example of the damaging from inspiring English sources
And lest this be seen as mere rhetoric, take the example of the damaging and unnecessarily protracted issue of the fan banning process.
And while the NHS is probably the most obvious example of the damage done by the government's approach to skilled migration, the impact will be felt across the economy as a whole.
Clementi's suicide is the latest example of the damage that can be inflicted when the age-old habit of pranks between teenagers meets the huge social power of technology.
Perhaps the most sobering example of the damage done to women by consistently conjoining female sexuality with inherent untrustworthiness is our abject failure to successfully prosecute the crime of rape.
One example of the damage such runoff can do are the oxygen-depleting rafts of algae known as "dead zones" that are forming in a number of coastal areas.
In his blog, Mr. Stern wrote, "Wal-Mart provides a chilling example of the damage that low-wage, nonunion corporations can wreak, and their business model is going to set the standards for our children unless we do something now".
It was the most visual example of the damage Chelsea did to themselves by getting four men suspended in that backs-to-the-wall semi-final epic with Barcelona.
To take but one example of the damage Mr Hollande has wrought, new rent-control rules designed by Ms Duflot (who refused to serve under Mr Valls because she considered him too right-wing) have battered the construction industry.
While attention is often drawn to iconic species threatened with extinction – the IUCN report highlights the vulnerability of the Pacific bluefin tuna among others – it also chose the demise of the tiny snail as an example of the damage being done by the extractive industry.
About a dozen of the 2,711 charcoal-colored rectangular blocks of varying heights (one example of the damage, below) show the flaws, and Uwe Neumaerker, managing director of the Holocaust Memorial foundation, said they were being checked to determine if they exceed specifications agreed upon with the manufacturer.
