Sentence examples for it was harming from inspiring English sources

Once we discovered it was harming the ecosystem, we made even its safe use impossible for far poorer and sicker nations.

It was harming the image of the restaurant sector, making "our people look like beggars", as one man told me.

Vann intended to save his words for another horror, which troubled him still more, because it was harming a lot more people.

Osborne's German counterpart, Wolfgang Schäuble, repeated his criticism of the radical left Syriza government's negotiating tactics and warned that it was harming the economy.

On Friday, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson asked a bloc of Arab nations to ease their blockade of Qatar and urged them to resolve their differences to end the Persian Gulf dispute, warning that it was harming U.S. business interests and U.S. military actions against the Islamic State in the region and leading to humanitarian hardships.

He felt it was harming his employment chances.

Senator Jeff Sessions, a Republican from Alabama, said Boeing could have filed a protest if it was harmed by the mistake.

To have standing to sue, the watchdog group must show evidence it was harmed by Trump's actions.

I also heard no handset maker under oath talking about how it was harmed by Qualcomm's licensing practices, and I'm not seeing any harm today.

BLACKBURN: Sure, it was harmed, but in most respects it bounced back pretty quickly.

When a company emits greenhouse gasses, it's harming all its shareholders.