Sentence examples for injurious move from inspiring English sources

Being branded as the precursors of Hitler "is a very injurious move to the psyche of the Turkish people," said Turkey's ambassador to Washington, before he was withdrawn for "consultations".

But before either of the aggrieved public servants could bust a potentially injurious move on his rival, cooler heads prevailed: a veteran Capitol Hill security guard pacified the bloodthirsty white men (Mr. Leahy first, then Mr. Cheney) with a shot from a tranquillizer gun.

Bill Hastings, the Chief Censor, stated "it's a game where the only thing you do is kill everybody you see You have to at least acquiesce in these murders and possibly tolerate, or even move towards enjoying them, which is injurious to the public good".

Overall, she calculated that if the agencies took $17 million annually from 50 "costly failures" and moved it to species suffering from "injurious neglect," they could meet the funding goals for 182 species.

Another option would be for the field to move beyond single-frequency endorsements of self-injury and consider including only those adolescents reporting repetitive acts of a self-injurious behaviour.

Compared to conventional intersections, roundabouts have demonstrated the potential to significantly reduce the most injurious (angle) type of crashes and slow the operating speed of all vehicles, while maintaining a high capacity for moving traffic through an intersection.

He can claim injurious exposure in California.

When the Fish and Wildlife Service moved to ban trade in the snakes, which include boas and species of anacondas and pythons, it argued that they met the legal criteria for being both injurious and invasive.

But Königsberg's harsh climate was injurious to his wife's health, and in 1855 he became professor of anatomy and physiology at the University of Bonn, moving in 1858 to Heidelberg.

"I think it's injurious to the industry and irresponsible".

Dizziness, for instance, can lead to injurious falls.