Sentence examples for piece of damaging from inspiring English sources

In fact, kompromat is more than an individual piece of damaging information: It is a broader attempt to manufacture public cynicism and confusion in ways that target not just one individual but an entire society.

Adding that the entire community has been discussing, or rather spreading, this false piece of damaging gossip, yet, not one person had approached him to ask whether there was any truth to the rumor.

On Wednesday, around 11 a.m., the surveyors called 911 to say they had found a piece of damaged machinery.

A laminar piece of damaged bone is situated within the pelvic opening just posterior to the pubis.

Each would have bits and pieces of damaging information and might have found subtle (or not so subtle) ways to communicate that fact to both Trump and Putin.

Or just an unavoidable piece of damage control?Probably the latter.

"Sometimes a very small piece of damage to a can that would be very difficult for a customer to see, but we have the ability to test and determine, could lead to something like this.

Among the tasks that have delayed resumption of flight are study of the shuttle's giant fuel tank and the testing of modifications that keep it from shedding insulating foam, a piece of which damaged the Columbia's wing on liftoff a year ago and doomed the craft.

Change was often discussed during the 2008 election and after the financial meltdown, but Florida these days often resembles the character played by its native son Mickey Rourke in "The Wrestler": a broken-down piece of meat, damaged and sincere, but a little too messed up to drop familiar habits.

So are these tiny pieces of plastic damaging our bodies?

A closer look also showed that the genuine copies had at least 26 significantly damaged letters, consistent with pieces of type damaged during use.