Sentence examples for position to damage from inspiring English sources

Strange, there was no obvious cut or graze, and she wasn't in a position to damage herself anyway – crawling was months away, let alone walking.

He has used his position to damage the careers of those he disapproves of, or, on a more charitable interpretation, has been blind to the effects the strong expression of his views are bound to have.

This theory holds that a healthy Mr Litvinenko was in no position to damage the Kremlin but his photogenically defoliated body has offered a wonderful propaganda tool to the Berezovsky set.

"The group does not provisionally believe that, in a dynamic and evolving sector, it is more likely than not that BT/EE will be able to use its position to damage competition or the interests of consumers," John Wooton, chair of the CMA inquiry, said.

Fired back, accusing Berlusconi of using his position to damage News Corp.'s prospects in Italy.

Putting Clean Air and Clean Water at Risk By selecting Myron Ebell to head his transition team, Trump has given special interests a dangerously influential position to damage the Environmental Protection Agency.

Yet, with a formidable field in position to do damage, nobody set the course on fire, and many players were undone by the thick rough, the small, tricky greens and the pressure of the Open.

Bacteria settled in the apical root canal are in a privileged position to inflict damage to the periradicular tissues.

This is the best position to minimize damage - keep them upright and do not cram them too closely together in the storage container.

To spend your working days helping someone get into a position to do that damage is not honorable.

Giambi is in position to do more damage to the Yankees than those players because Yankees pitchers have to face him in every game.