Sentence examples for however damaging from inspiring English sources

But, however damaging Proposition 13 has been, it has also become the symbol of the state's neo-populist fervor, and it is seen as untouchable.

The act, however damaging to the royal vanity, set Charles free from political obligation to the Armagnacs; the factional king now became the supreme king of France.

However damaging the thrashings in Mumbai and Chennai, reasons for the 4-0 defeat in India do not fall solely at his door and it is not, in itself, reason to step aside.

The Tories have already promised to introduce a teaching equivalent of the Research Excellence Framework, however half-baked the idea and however damaging the long-term effects of research assessment have been.

However damaging the rows may be for production of The Reader, they have at least thrilled Hollywood insiders, who are claiming that at last the 'old Harvey' is back - albeit a million dollars lighter.

But however damaging the knighthood proves to be, commentators say it is unlikely by itself to be Mr Abbott's downfall.

They do however damage bees, pollinators and freshwater life.

However damaged, the apartment building is still home, and an affordable, rent-stabilized one at that.

He doesn't love humanity in the abstract, but admires and learns from each individual, however damaged.

It is always more moving to see the real stuff of the past, however damaged, than to see a faked-up approximation.

She insists that Royce, however damaged he was by an "awful" childhood, can become "good and kind and gentle and thoughtful thoughtful.