Sentence examples for set out to damage from inspiring English sources

The Omagh bombers set out to damage that agreement.

Mr. le Carré, nonetheless, let it be known that he thought I had set out to damage him.

Seeking more than $50 million, the lawsuit asserts that they set out to damage Mr. Dean and, "by extension," Mrs. Bachmann.

Central European News, founded and run by British journalist Michael Leidig, has launched a US legal action claiming that BuzzFeed's 7,000-word 7,000-wordliberarticleet out to deliberatelyusetess.

I never set out to hurt anybody.

Nor will I accept accusations that I set out to positively damage the career of any professional cricketer".

Books have been written – I wrote one myself – about the negative effect of such social experimentation on children But it must be recognised that few parents set out to do damage, and in Monkey Grip I hear a love song for the optimism of the 70s, for the gameness of people like Nora, trying out different ways of living.

In the aftermath of Rita, we set out to rebuild damaged habitat within the sanctuary and to execute an ambitious plan to help address Louisiana's land-loss crisis for the good of birds and people.

In the four months since, he has set out to undo the damage.

While Spurlock set out to record the damage that would be inflicted on his own body by eating the equivalent of nine Big Macs a day, Kingsolver wanted to explore the positive impacts - physical, spiritual and environmental - of a diet that was wholesome, seasonal and local.

But we also have a maybe surprising panelist in Blake Irving, the new CEO of GoDaddy (well known for it's misogynistic advertising in the past) who has set out to reverse the damage done to women by his company in the past.