Sentence examples for time damaged from inspiring English sources

That was settled out of court but media coverage at the time damaged his standing in Hollywood and beyond.

A popular movement, headed by the ex-footballer Romário, now a member of parliament, is trying to restructure the fundamentals of Brazilian football – for a long time damaged by corrupt bosses and an obsolete technical and administrative vision.

"To us that indicates that as the government cuts funding to CSIRO it has at the same time damaged the confidence of industry to invest in research," he said.

In fact, ITV News journalists might feel somewhat aggrieved: their figures have broadly tracked those of BBC journalists over the past 10 years, even though ITV News has faced nothing like the intense criticisms that have from time to time damaged the BBC.

One cannot help but be reminded of recent examples when a failure to provide adequate time damaged U.S. policy in the Middle East.

Clearly, King notes, the Congressman did not poll a growing list of national resource economists who note that there is not a single example of where conservation has, ever, over time, damaged a local economy.

There hydrogen in the released gas met a spark and exploded, blowing the roofs off the buildings but not, it seemed at the time, damaging the containment systems.

Shutting down wells for long periods of time damages the reservoirs by letting some of the pressure seep out.