Sentence examples for serves to damage from inspiring English sources
Cutting aid is short-sighted and only serves to damage our own national interests as well as the lives of the very poorest.
The overriding message from the Mexican press is that this is a fight between two men rather than two countries, and the spat only serves to damage the interests of all Latin American nations before the powerhouse to the north.
Local government minister Brandon Lewis said: "The government believes a solution can be reached, but not under the shadow of industrial action, which only serves to damage firefighters' good standing with the public.
Singling out biofuels for blame for rising food prices is simply reckless and only serves to damage public confidence in good biofuels", said ePURE's Secretary General Rob Vierhout.
But a DCLG spokesman said: "The government believes a solution can be reached, but not under the shadow of industrial action, which only serves to damage firefighters' good standing with the public".
He added: "The government believes a solution can be reached, but not under the shadow of industrial action, which only serves to damage firefighters' good standing with the public.
They looked like prehistoric clown shoes… Discusses the way shoes have often served to damage feet rather than to protect them.
While we squabble among ourselves, May and her colleagues will get away with imposing more and more draconian policies that will serve to damage the most vulnerable.
A recent 600-page book, A President Shouldn't Say That, in which Hollande shocked even those in his close circle by regularly confiding in two journalists with the private details of his presidency and personal life – including openly discussing state secrets such as details of plans for an airstrike on Syria in 2013, or paying ransom for abducted French journalists – served to damage him further.
Mr Lewis said the strike action was "completely unnecessary" and only served to damage the reputation of firefighters.
"The administration of such a household name can only serve to damage consumer confidence further in the months ahead".
