Sentence examples for offering damaging from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump, Jr., tried to offer an innocent account of the June, 2016, meeting between Trump campaign officials and Russians offering damaging information about Hillary Clinton.

The President's son tried to offer an innocent account of the 2016 meeting between Trump campaign officials and Russians offering damaging information about Hillary Clinton.

By Ryan Lizza September 7, 2017 Donald Trump, Jr., tried to offer an innocent account of the June, 2016, meeting between Trump campaign officials and Russians offering damaging information about Hillary Clinton.

On June 3, 2016, Rob Goldstone, Emin Agalarov's publicist, e-mailed Donald Trump, Jr., offering damaging information about Hillary Clinton as "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump".

McCaul also declined to criticize Donald Trump, Jr., for meeting with what he had been told was a Russian lawyer offering damaging information on Hillary Clinton from the Russian government.

Then, in June, Kushner filed a third addendum acknowledging a meeting he had in June 2016 at Trump Tower with a Russian lawyer offering damaging information on Hillary Clinton.

The proposed methodology to create CNT networks enables the application of ERT for Non-Destructive Evaluation of composite materials, previously not possible due to lack of conductivity, thus offering damage sensing and location capabilities even in-situ.

Programmed to arrive at times when it was most likely to go straight to an answering machine, it was part of a campaign to promote the service's newest offering: "Damages," the intricately plotted legal drama canceled by the FX network.

Google regards any regulatory restraints on its search technology as a threat to its freedom to innovate, potentially inhibiting its ability to expand its offerings and damaging its business.

Netanyahu is accused of trying to negotiate favorable treatment from Arnon Mozes of the powerful Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, offering to damage rival publication Israel Hayom.

A robocall from someone posing as a Washington Post reporter offering money for "damaging remarks" about Alabama Republican Roy Moore is fake, the Post said Tuesday after a local station in Alabama reported on it.