Sentence examples for somehow damaging from inspiring English sources

Liability issues, based on the possibility of the mural falling down or somehow damaging the water tower, delayed the project.

Of these perhaps the most fatuous was the Independent's Andy Gill's suggestion that the man who spent so many of his halcyon days encouraging people to wear swastikas or explore the subversive impact of kiddie porn, was somehow "damaging his reputation" by appearing on Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack.

That is fine but what frustrates in these instances, given we are supposed to accept the decision of the officials, is when the Spirit of Cricket is used by some to suggest Steve Smith, the Australia captain, should have recalled the batsman and by not doing so, he was somehow damaging the game.

Chelation therapies are one such class of intervention, based on the belief that vaccines are somehow damaging and can be "flushed" out with certain chemical.

(It would not surprise me a bit if it were eventually discovered that industrial production methods, which include giving dairy cows feed that they have trouble digesting, produce an inferior and somehow damaging form of dairy).

The debates over the past couple of years about whether or not nurses need to be graduates arise because of these stereotypes – kind, gentle, practical women for whom rigorous education is somehow damaging – and also because of the lack of public understanding of the scope and nature of the modern nurse's work and the knowledge that must inform it.

But it struck Gorlov as impossibly silly that his wife could have somehow damaged national security.

I couldn't move or speak, out of fear that he had somehow damaged my baby.

This rarely happens and suggests that investors fear that Goldman Sach's franchise as a trader of securities and adviser to corporations and governments may be somehow damaged.

Third, the argument is embellished with emotive claims about how this ruling will fragment, chill, choke, censor, or somehow damage the internet.

The Gore camp maintains that thousands of ballots in these counties were somehow damaged and could not be counted by machine.