Sentence examples for less damning from inspiring English sources

And he is less damning about the Crown Estate than some.

But the events of yesterday are no less damning for President Bush.

But whatever the pass rate, the judgment will be less damning than the dunce's report of 1997.

The Guardian's John Harris was less damning in his review, but even he criticised the apparent "lack of editing".

All he cares about is tax cuts; fiscal discipline and spending programmes can go hang.But there is another set of explanations, less damning of the administration.

To some scientists, that lapse was less damning than what they saw as Lehrer's dubious treatment of the studies he wrote about.

David Birdsell, dean of Baruch College's School of Public Affairs in New York City, said it would be hard for Mr. Weiner to argue that his conduct was any less damning.

It's as if we're micro-focusing on less daunting and less damning culprits to distract ourselves from the one that's most fearsome and difficult to change, which is the sheer volume of food that many Americans are accustomed to consuming.

That is no less damning a criticism, reflecting the toll on the alliance's fighting capability of inadequate or poorly conceived defence spending by too many of its members (see table).

Ms. Carlisle was convinced the surgery would be less damning than proof that she carried a defective BRCA1 gene, which also confers a very high chance of developing breast cancer.

From later conversations, I discovered that this was far less damning than those who were told to walk away from their children or to take them home and keep them happy.