Sentence examples for first damaging from inspiring English sources

Moody has played fewer than five matches since first damaging the his knee in January and is one of six England players who travelled to New Zealand with an injury.

The significance of that date is that it puts the White House to work on the proposal before the first damaging disclosure of a missed warning to the attacks, on May 15.

Only weeks after he entered the Elysée, Hollande, 58, suffered his first damaging setback – and considerable ridicule – when first lady Valérie Trierweiler, 48, used her Twitter account to support Royal's rival in the June 2012 legislative elections.

Congressman Fernando Olivera, a leading presidential candidate and close ally of Mr. Gamarra, has been hard hit by the disclosure, even though it was his party that revealed the first damaging Montesinos video last September -- showing the spy chief giving a bribe to an opposition legislator -- that sparked the unraveling of the Fujimori government.

Right after the first damaging event of 20 May, two distinct macroseismic surveys were performed.

Some claim that an Indian summer cannot come until after the first damaging frost of autumn, or after a severely cold episode sometimes known as a "Squaw Winter".

The company estimates that the tire was first damaged after it struck a rock or other object.

After an earthquake (not the first) damaged the city in 551, significant habitation seems to have ceased.

Smith allegedly first damaged the car while parking his own vehicle, before causing additional damage with his door while exiting the car.

Raymer first damaged ligaments in his right knee during training camp and was ruled out for at least the first four weeks of the season.

Take what happened to Margaret Thatcher whose leadership was first damaged when Sir Anthony Meyer became a "stalking horse" challenger in 1989, with dozens of backbenchers refusing to support her.