I do think that Europe will see this as an opportunity to damage the UK".
This presented Corbyn with a golden opportunity to damage the Government's credibility as a worker's party.
"The reality is that our enemies are losing on the battlefield, and they will seek any opportunity to damage us," Mr. Panetta said.
Romelu Lukaku, for instance, will have maximum opportunity to damage Chelsea's rivals before the end of the season without discomfiting John Terry & Co. Reinvent youth football as a summer game Mid-winter football on primeval parkland swamps encourages disillusion, even on the rare occasions local councils deem their pitches fit for play.
But the opposition Labour Party, which has sensed an opportunity to damage the Conservatives at a time when the government's popular support is flagging badly over Britain's return to recession, seized on the e-mail as further proof of what they contend was a back-room deal to reward Mr. Murdoch for his papers' backing of the Conservatives in the 2010 election by approving the BSkyB bid.
Recent events have led me to a conclusion that Martin and his wife will continue to take every opportunity to damage the company through their statements in the press and on public internet forums.
"The first minister has idly watched a decline in passenger numbers from Cardiff Airport for years and taken every opportunity to damage its reputation as Wales' only international airport," he said.
"You should have blamed it on our adversaries and on the judiciary that uses every opportunity to damage me", he was quoted by the newspaper.
Among all the commotion, a few of the rioters took the opportunity to damage police vehicles, smash up the windows of banks and insurance companies, loot a supermarket for its booze and cigarettes, and hurl an array of chocolate Easter bunnies into the road, because, more than anything, fuck the commercialization of Easter, right? .
Among all the commotion, a few of the rioters took the opportunity to damage police vehicles, smash up the windows of banks and insurance companies, loot a supermarket for its booze and cigarettes and hurl an array of chocolate Easter bunnies into the road, because – more than anything – fuck the commercialisation of Easter, right? .
