Sentence examples for harming the image from inspiring English sources

It was harming the image of the restaurant sector, making "our people look like beggars", as one man told me.

"When you speak publicly," Professor Barlow said, "there's a sense that you're harming the image of the church".

In a statement, an al-Jazeera spokesman said: "The Egyptian authorities have a simple choice – free these men quickly, or continue to string this out, all the while continuing this injustice and harming the image of their own country in the eyes of the world.

The taxpayers' money must not be used by illegal local cadres for harming people and harming the image of our Party.

"The Egyptian authorities have a simple choice - free these men quickly, or continue to string this out, all the while continuing this injustice and harming the image of their own country in the eyes of the world.

More than anything, however, Trump's antics risk harming the image of the Republican Party and its relationship with Latino voters.

"This harmed the image of Islam and all Islam countries".

Nearly three-quarters said that the debate had harmed the image of the United States in the world.

But he predicted that, in the end, it would not harm the image of Buddhists in the United States.

But the editorial also warned that Ms. Jayalalithaa had "harmed the image of the State and tarnished the reputation of Indian as an open and tolerant society".

The security service said that such information could harm the image and competitiveness of businesses if published abroad, but it stopped short of expelling Ms. Sweet.