Sentence examples for that was damaging from inspiring English sources

An interior ministry statement accused the journalists of broadcasting "false news" that was "damaging to national security".

But in this case, I'm guessing, they saw nothing that was damaging to the CIA," Finn told the Guardian.

Speaking in Sydney on Wednesday evening, he said that the issue had become a distraction that was damaging the party.

He said the tax was also needed to make a dent in the growing wealth inequality that was damaging the nation's cohesion and wellbeing.

With the Muslim and Meccan forces now more evenly matched and the Meccans tiring of a war that was damaging their trade, Muhammad used his victory to negotiate greater concessions for the Muslims in a treaty at al-Ḥudaybiyah (628).

Those coincidences, together with the tone of Ovid's reference to his offense, suggest that he behaved in some way that was damaging both to Augustus's program of moral reform and to the honour of the imperial family.

The new span replaces a structure that was damaged during the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.

The Chelyabinsk zinc factory that was damaged by the meteor.

Something else that was damaged in the latest Bond movie?

Let be currency that was damaged while it was in a roll.

But there are some forms of perfection that are damaging to try for.