Sentence examples for highly damning from inspiring English sources

These are serious allegations and could prove highly damning.

Three consecutive, highly damning, reports on young offender institutions (YOIs) were published last month by the prisons inspectorate.

Even if the Swiss probe, which does, unearths something, it would have to be highly damning for the 2018 bidding to be reopened; an alternative host would be hard-pressed to get ready in three years.

However, in settling the claims brought by the former Guantánamo inmates, the government has effectively turned off the steady drip of highly damning documents that were being disclosed at the high court during proceedings.

However, in settling the claims brought by the former Guantánamo inmates, the government has at least turned off the drip of highly damning documents that were being disclosed at the high court during proceedings brought on their behalf.

"This is highly damning information contradicting the administrator's decision," says John Walke of the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group in Washington, D.C. Jana Milford of Environmental Defense in Boulder, Colorado, says the document shows that EPA annual standard is "contrary to law, an abuse of discretion, and arbitrary and capricious".

During the 1980s and '90s, the consumer advocacy group published, via its highly-respected Consumer Reports, damning science about the effects of secondhand smoke, which put it in Big Tobacco's crosshairs.

However, it oozes a vulnerable quality that is both reserved by highly sensual, damn near the point of erotic.

I'm highly harassed and I'll be damned glad when I'm on my way".

Mumtaz had been damned as a possible sufferer of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy - a highly contentious label suggesting that mothers harm their children to gain attention.

A damning and highly credible body of evidence contained in a report issued by Human Rights Watch (HRW) in April indicates that ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity have been perpetrated against the minority with the complicity of state agencies.