Sentence examples for needlessly damaged from inspiring English sources

In the end, this could result in an unnecessary waste of corporate resources and needlessly damaged reputations.

Congress's assault on the agency has been needlessly damaging.

Sending in Israeli forces as if nothing had changed needlessly damages the credibility of Mr. Abbas and of the whole Bush peace plan.

If we persuade people that they or their children are likely to suffer from horrible and dangerous health problems, and if these fears are baseless, we cause great distress and anxiety, needlessly damaging the quality of people's lives.

Rudd said: "We must not rush this now, because we would risk putting in place restrictions in areas in a way that does not achieve the intended aim, or that goes beyond it and needlessly damages the potential development of the shale industry".

The industry also argues the latest reforms would needlessly damage a popular investment product.

This would needlessly damage America's relationship with Mexico at an especially promising moment.

And it would needlessly damage our economy by bringing back currency risk for trade with countries such as Austria and the Netherlands, which have adapted perfectly well to the euro.

"It concerns us greatly that when women with wanted pregnancies are driven to consider abortion because they needlessly fear their behaviour has damaged their baby," she said.

It is damaging for everyone concerned when daily transactions that ought to be readily verifiable are needlessly transformed into exercises in trust.

The needlessly aggressive approach the government has taken follows a costly and disruptive reorganisation of the NHS that has achieved little, save damaging the morale of staff, from management to clinicians.