Sentence examples for harm the effort from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiss asserted that such indoor bans would eliminate a competitive advantage for e-cigarettes and thus harm the effort to normalize this alternative behavior.

Some Europeans said such a move would harm the effort to win Russian and Chinese approval to crack down on the Guards' leaders and front companies for nuclear matters.

It declared the 83-year-old peer, who was chancellor for five years under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, as a "has been" who would harm the effort to convince voters to leave the EU because he was too associated with the "Westminster bubble".

It also could harm the effort of law enforcement officials to use the DNA database to link defendants to other crimes, Dumanis said in an interview Wednesday.

The coalition wondered if his background would harm the effort, but kept him because of his unique organizational brilliance and trusting relationships at each organization.

"Regrettably, the so-called 'agreement' reached today in the Senate Armed Services Committee will only harm the efforts of intelligence and law enforcement officials to bring to justice those who would harm Americans here and abroad," Mr. Leahy and Ms. Feinstein said.

Broad data collection programs by the United States government also harm the efforts of American Internet companies to market their services internationally by casting doubt on their ability to protect privacy.

But some scholars and former prosecutors say the government should have known better than to bring some of its recent failed cases and that a lack of selectivity and judgment, along with a reliance on stale evidence and links to groups not at the core of the current threat, may be harming the effort to combat terrorism.

He hopes that his map will clear up some of the confusion, which he believes is harming the efforts to stop the spread of the disease.

Writers were also closely monitored; George Orwell's Animal Farm was only published after VE day because Britain feared any criticism of the Soviets would harm the war effort.

Speaking by secure video from Baghdad, the senior American officials in Iraq, Gen. David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker, raised the resolution and warned that its passage could harm the war effort in Iraq, senior Bush aides said.