Sentence examples for that is damaging from inspiring English sources

Recently, the disgruntled tabby lobby released confidential information that is damaging to our long partnership.

Now it is the mirror image of this relationship that is damaging the Sun.

But they have also led to a greater degree of incivility — a trend that is damaging our workplace relationships.

He will want to see the back of a case that is damaging the country's reputation abroad.

The "secrets" published this week contain nothing that is damaging to anyone's national security: names and other details were omitted.

"Clearly, there's some people trying to remove information, or delete information, that is damaging to their reputation," Mr. Coleman said.

And Mr Immelt has finally stamped his mark on GE, in a way that is damaging for the reputation of Mr Welch.

Through collaboration and creative thinking, we can break the cycle of illiteracy that is damaging our children's personal, social and economic prospects.

So I literally build a model of the molecular structure of a chemical that is damaging some form of life, and you see it in my sculptures".

But three or more form a pattern, one that is damaging not only Obama's precarious chances for reelection but also the fortunes of the Democratic Party.

Palestinian leaders also accused Ariel Sharon, the Israeli prime minister, of trying to deflect attention from a political scandal that is damaging his party's reputation.