Sentence examples for more damaging charge from inspiring English sources

It also risks the even more damaging charge that it is trying to make Mr Bush's policy fail.Ms Pelosi's circumstances will also get a lot more difficult.

There could scarcely be a more damaging accusation.

Soon, however, an even more damaging accusation would befall Andreotti.

OF ALL the issues that have dragged down the government, few have been more damaging than the charges of sleaze made against some Tory MPs.

Potentially more damaging to Mr. Hoffa were charges that the oversight board, the Independent Review Board, brought against Mr. Brennan.

The charge is more damaging to Meredith's essay than it is to Bergson's.

As more damaging details emerged, among those charged, two are believed to have fled the country and two have pleaded guilty.

This electability argument — that Obama can be easily caricatured, that he's weak on national security, that he's too liberal — is not so very different from the Republican case against Obama, although the charges might be more damaging coming from a member of one's own party, especially in a bruising campaign that may last until the Convention this August in Denver.

This electability argument that Obama can be easily caricatured, that he's weak on national security, that he's too liberal is not so very different from the Republican case against Obama, although the charges might be more damaging coming from a member of one's own party, especially in a bruising campaign that may last until the Convention this August in Denver.

Just when some people here were starting to feel good about this city, the bombs are dropping again on Bridgeport, unleashing charges that could be more damaging to its long-term vision of itself than any explosive device.

Even more damaging for the party, federal investigators are seeking graft charges against Mr. da Silva, the former labor leader universally known as Lula, who was president from 2003 to 2010.