Sentence examples for started damage from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- Outgoing House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) started damage control on Thursday, seeking to quell calls for Republicans to disband the Select Committee on Benghazi. .

"If I had left the hip in, it would have started damaging the bone and muscle".

The 42-year-old specialises in representing defendants who feel they have been mistreated by the police, and is concerned low fees have started damaging the judicial process.

Here, each of the tied fighters are given a starting damage percentage of 300%, making them easier to launch off the stage, and the last fighter standing wins the match.

"But women will start damaging their own bodies and put themselves in danger to achieve an abortion.

"How far can you stretch a brand before you start damaging it?" said Allen Adamson, the managing director at Landor Associates, a corporate branding firm.

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"If he starts becoming a shill blogger, one of the things I love about the Internet is there's competition and he'll start damaging the brand and his channel as a blogger".

A group of business leaders say Oxford's congestion problems will start damaging the local economy unless something is done.

There's an important balance to this habit: If you charge a lot of purchases and your balance creeps up toward your credit limit, you could start damaging your credit score.

The problem is that too often PARP overreacts and starts damaging neighboring DNA unless vitamin D regulates it.