Sentence examples for supposed damage from inspiring English sources

The (supposed) damage is done.

The test critics are forever citing the supposed damage that standards-based reform wreaks not only on their own children but also on disadvantaged students.

In other words, the supposed damage caused by Jewish people reverberates from decade to decade".

By John Cassidy October 12, 2016 If this was the "October surprise" that was supposed to damage Hillary Clinton, the biggest shock so far is how tame it is.

The Mail deploys its cheque book to recycle this filth because it is supposed to damage the present Labour leadership by reminding voters of the dark side of the Blair-Brown era, in which Ed Miliband played a modest role.

Like other "damage-free" iPad wall mounting kits, the MagStick sticks to walls or furniture with double-sided 3M Command strips, which are strong but not supposed to damage surfaces as long as they are removed carefully.

None of these imply that people are supposed to damage themselves on behalf of the friendship or other person.

The majority of the trees are not diseased, however, and independent experts have proposed a raft of solutions for the supposed kerb damage.

The glutathione transferase family is part of an enzyme class that scavenges free radicals (reactive oxygen species supposed to damage molecule) created by oxidative stress.

Oxygen metabolism is thought to impact on aging through the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) that are supposed to damage biological molecules.

Growling, though harsh, is not supposed to damage or cause your vocals any physical discomfort.