Sentence examples for thought damaged from inspiring English sources

He might win a treaty article promising to protect the single market, and an "emergency brake" enabling any government to delay a decision that it thought damaged the market.

I would have thought damage to the plant has been caused by other pests, perhaps slugs or vine weevils, and the woodlice are picking over the leftovers.

Among things that students and teachers thought damage the eyes included sun, television, and sharp pointed objects, particularly pencils.

Damon Silvers, associate general counsel of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said, "The bill contains a group of rather technical provisions that we think damage the ability of the bankruptcy system to preserve companies as going concerns".

Though to this day, Whiting admits, "I keep working at it everyday, but I don't think damage was done".

S&P Equity Research said that based on a recent conversation with MercExchange and its own calculations, "we think damages could rise by roughly $100 million," for the second quarter of 2003 to the fourth quarter of 2004.

Half of the respondents thought it damaged parliament's reputation and 76% felt it was unprofessional and outdated.

Do you think exercise damaged your joints?

Do you think it damaged us, coming here?" Amanda was defensive.

Namenda blocks glutamate, a brain messenger chemical thought to damage or destroy nerve cells.

We had a lot of success, but I think it damaged Sly morally.