Sentence examples for seek to damage from inspiring English sources

The chapter also highlights on how assets are selected by adversaries, those that seek to damage, destroy, or steal assets.

I find it dismaying that he is prayed in aid by those who oppose the action and seek to damage the government and the prime minister.

"We will not tolerate such incidents in Portsmouth that seek to damage the good relations we have with all sections of our diverse community".

Now the question for Washington is what the Republican-dominated government will do to protect the integrity of the electoral process, particularly in the black community, from foreign and domestic actors who seek to damage democracy.

David Rothkopf, of Foreign Policy, recently characterized cyber conflict as a "cool war," writing, "It is a little warmer than cold because it seems likely to involve almost constant offensive measures that, while falling short of actual warfare, regularly seek to damage or weaken rivals or gain an edge through violations of sovereignty and penetration of defenses".

President Saddam Hussein of Iraq halted his country's oil exports temporarily today, saying he would seek to damage the American economy because of Washington's support for Israel, and he repeated his demand -- likely to remain ignored -- that other Middle Eastern oil producers follow suit.

Mr. All suggests, however, that others seeking to damage Mr. McCain saw an opportunity.

President Jalal Talabani said the attackers had sought to damage Iraq's fragile democracy.

Grayling accused his critics of "wilfully stoking up misconceptions", seeking to damage "those whose offending behaviour it is that we are trying to stop".

"A great wave of rumors and attacks is currently seeking to damage the image of Canal Plus Group and put its future in doubt," he wrote.

A senior Labour source said that the Tories and the SNP were seeking to damage Labour, regardless of the wider consequences.