Sentence examples for has badly dented from inspiring English sources

Political uncertainty has badly dented business confidence and activity.

But by doing so he has badly dented his authority, and shaken China's confidence in its ability to control the territory.

Still, no amount of cost-cutting or new cars can solve problems like the strong euro, which has badly dented sales in the United States.

The Japanese nuclear disaster that occurred five years ago this Saturday has badly dented confidence in nuclear power, the technology that EDF specialises in.

Tourism could take among the longest to bounce back, because it is especially sensitive to perceptions, and the well-publicized bloodshed of the past two months has badly dented Kenya's image.

Mr Falenta insists that he is innocent.Two weeks of leaked recordings have badly dented Mr Tusk's government.

Kerry phoned Khatib personally on Monday to lobby against a boycott that would have badly dented his first venture into Syrian diplomacy, and undermined his position when he meets the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, in Berlin on Tuesday.

Of course, their dignity has been badly harmed, their security reputation has been badly dented, but those are not reasons for resorting to their arrogant image in order to compensate for their humiliation.

The abortive bid to exile the women, who both led kleptocratic regimes, has already badly dented its credibility.The anti-corruption drive has made the unelected regime relatively popular.

Clients' faith in the advice of the industry's big names has been badly dented by their conspicuous inability to manage their own businesses.

But its image has been badly dented in the struggle with Mr. Erdogan, with allegations of military misdeeds leaked to the news media, a development that would have been unheard of a decade ago.