Sentence examples for it has been damaging from inspiring English sources
Although what has been made public can only be a minute fraction of what is being withheld, it has been damaging & compromising enough to bring from the leaders & defenders of the C.I.A., the Nat'l Security Agency & the F.B.I. anguished assertions that national security has been imperilled & it may be years before intelligence agents can again function effectively.
And it has been damaging.
"It has been damaging for the brand, albeit not as bad as it might have been," said Ian Gordon, analyst at Investec Securities in London.
When questioned on whether the whole uproar created over Raúl's omission was affecting him personally, he said, "I've never liked it because I think it has been damaging for the both of us.
Jalalabad has not been physically destroyed by a generation of war, but it has been damaged in every other respect.
Fellow undergraduates remember his spontaneous humour though, which has never left; only the mechanism to deliver it has been damaged.
Although it has been damaged, burned, and repaired several times, it is still one of the marvels of Islamic architecture.
It looks as if it has been damaged by at least fire and flood, and maybe some other biblical-style disasters as well.
The good guys are the cognitive scientists and ordinary folks, whose common sense, except when it has been damaged by listening to intellectuals, generally correlates with what cognitive science has discovered.
"Plainly, it has been damaged, but the BBC is a resilient and powerful, and on the whole, a really strong and trustworthy organisation, trusted far more than almost any other part of British public life," he added.
