Sentence examples for instead damage from inspiring English sources

In response to recent calls from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to slash rates to lift Britain out of its double-dip recession, Sir Mervyn said an interest rate reduction would fail to lead to widespread cuts in borrowing costs and could instead damage small lenders.

Instead, damage to tracts that interact with the corticospinal tract is thought to contribute to spasticity.

Instead, damaging briefing from the top of the party meant Labour's main message was about a shadow cabinet reshuffle.

A process that they had hoped would elevate the governor, demonstrate his statesmanship and introduce him to the nation instead damaged his credibility and divided his party.

Others find that show's aesthetic stinting and too trendy, and argue that the summer's best new offering was instead "Damages," the legal thriller with Glenn Close on FX.

But after many buyers grew frustrated with flaws in the system, known as MyFord Touch and developed with Microsoft, Ford's quality ratings plunged and a feature meant to increase loyalty instead damaged perceptions of the company.

The rocket nearly succeeded in touching down for a landing aboard a SpaceX autonomous seafaring spaceport barge, but ran out of hydraulic fluid and landed hard instead, damaging the platform.

The laws are instead damaging the integrity of our elections".

In order to demonstrate the durability of Radioactive Man #1000, Comic Book Guy pours soda on it, which bounces off and instead damages a batch of "lesser" comics.

Instead, damages would only be awarded for direct injuries resulting from resuscitation efforts such as burns due to defibrillation.

Instead, the damage done was to the Labour Party.