Sentence examples for public damage from inspiring English sources

In this case, the private gains are modest and the public damage is huge.

Particularly important are externalities where the public damage done undermines the sustainability of business activity itself.

The episode caused deep concern within the Department for Education (DfE) – fearful of the public damage a delay in publishing the results could cause.

He says Reclaim may "never recover" from the public damage caused by a photograph of the swastika on the back of May's skull at Reclaim's first rally in April.

Last year, he intervened in a row over the newly appointed bishop of Sheffield, saying Philip North's opposition to female priests would "cause significant pastoral and public damage to the church".

On Monday morning it was revealed that the Catholic church had paid more than $43m in compensation to victims in a process which it is alleged sought to mitigate public damage to the church rather than address victims' needs.

Turnbull's appeasements to enemies have disconcerted the public, damaging the source of his power, his bankable currency for the Liberal party, which has been his strong connection with the public.

Far from seeking to "get" Mr. Trump, Mr. Comey made a public, damaging assessment of his general election rival while remaining silent through the campaign about the F.B.I.'s investigation of confirmed contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia.

For that purpose, define the monetary damages due to urban warming as the sum of costs to deal with public damages: (varPhi equiv sum_{beta in mathbf{B}}D_{beta }(U)).

The declaration allowed for $46 million in relief for public damages and $265 million for insured damage in the state.

Homer starts to work for them, developing a good friendship, but he soon reveals their secrets to the public, damaging his new friendship with them.