Sentence examples for for damaging information from inspiring English sources

"There is clearly a market for damaging information about opponents in political campaigns," Clark said.

George Osborne has trawled the City of London for damaging information about Ed Balls as part of an operation to prove that the shadow chancellor exerted inappropriate pressure while he was a government minister.

And the list went on: there was Mr. Steinbrenner's $40,000 payment to a Bronx gambler in 1990 for damaging information on a player, Dave Winfield, and there was the way he spent money on anything and anyone to win.

In 1990, Steinbrenner paid $40,000 for damaging information on Dave Winfield, with whom he had feuded for years and had referred to as Mr. May after a particularly bad stretch late in a season.

Mr. Morrell said the Pentagon had formed a team of 80 analysts from the military and the F.B.I. who are working around the clock to vet the documents for damaging information.

In July , 1990 when he was forced to resign from baseball temporarily after admitting that he had paid a professional gambler for damaging information about one of his own players, the Yankees were in last place in the American League East; they hadn't made it to the post-season in nine years, and the Mets had displaced them as the most popular team in New York.

The protective clothing suggests he could be a target for having accumulated damaging information about other former officials during his years of public service, as well as cash.

She also came under fire for failing to disclose damaging information about a crime lab employee — and frequent witness for prosecutors — who was caught stealing cocaine for personal use.

Emily begins to investigate and finds herself on a parallel course with a ruthless killer in searching for a file with damaging information about a rich and powerful man.

He has gathered damaging information for lawsuits and public awareness campaigns about Karl Rove's alleged behind-the-scenes role in rigging elections and voting machine results.

And I understand completely why the government charged with defending our security would want to discourage that from happening and hold the people who disclosed that damaging information accountable for their action.