Sentence examples for issues damaging from inspiring English sources

"It is a distraction from the real issues, damaging for our party and it has to stop," they added.

It is a distraction from the real issues, damaging for our party and it has to stop.

Gerald L. Shargel, a leading Manhattan defense lawyer, said that he had once requested a mistrial because his co-counsel repeatedly asked questions that allowed prosecutors to raise issues damaging to the defense.

"But a security issue damages Twitter's brand".

To prevent self-fulfilling low-credibility equilibria, reforms paths should be sequenced so as to prevent distributional issues from damaging their political sustainability.

"Jan Brewer and Joe Arpaio are hijacking the issue and damaging the Republican party brand," Mr. Bailey said, referring to Arizona's governor and the hard-line sheriff of Maricopa County.

Much as the absolutists on each side relish such clashes between church and state, forcing the issue risks damaging something worthwhile.

Another company watcher suggested that Mr Cook's decision to highlight alternative mapping products was intended to prevent the issue from damaging sales of its new devices.

Sir Keith Mills, deputy chairman of Olympic Games organiser Locog warned the issue was damaging the Olympic mission to promote Britain abroad and win business.

While those two headline issues have damaged its brand, this third, far less reported, may ruin its business.

The investors behind the letter say they are worried that growing consumer awareness of the issues could damage the companies' reputations.