Sentence examples for most damaging episode from inspiring English sources

This is the most damaging episode for MI6 since the Falklands.

The release of the video is the most damaging episode yet in a campaign filled with Romney mishaps.

Mr. Duncan Smith, who spent Monday rallying groups of 10 Tories at a time in his office, said his critics ought to order up a vote at the meeting or "call a halt to this most damaging episode".

Yet the most damaging episode in the saga of Trump's fractured relationship with the black community came in 1973, when his family's real-estate company, Trump Management Corporation, was sued by the Justice Department for alleged racial discrimination.

The report arises from a review begun formally in November but has its origins in one of the most damaging episodes in Times history, when Jayson Blair, a Times reporter, was found to have committed journalistic fraud, including plagiarism and fabricated quotations in at least three dozen articles from October 2002 until late April 2003.

Prominent Israelis are shedding the shame long felt over the affair, one of the most damaging, painful episodes in the annals of the American-Israeli relationship, and recasting it as a humanitarian issue ready to be resolved.

In this article we analyze some of the most damaging fire episodes in Europe in the last decades.

The most damaging cases are the episodes of sudden capital flight, as occurred in Mexico in 1994 and several Asian countries in 1997.

And then, in one of the most damaging and least remembered episodes of the debacle, they learned some valuable lessons about what a protected class they were.

But he struck a contrite tone, saying that the international court – facing the most damaging crisis on the 10th anniversary of its founding – "deeply regretted" the episode.

Not the most damaging Mitt-ism.