Sentence examples for unfair damage from inspiring English sources

Was it worth all the fuss and, partly unfair, damage to France's business reputation?

To avoid unfair damage to a lawmaker's reputation, investigations usually become public only after a preliminary inquiry.

In an interview with a journalist, you look petty taking the pot shot but in a slick ad you can really do damage -- including unfair damage -- from afar.

And like property, where vested interests, monopolies and unfair play damage the broader economic wellbeing of the country, government should act.

It would be unwise, unfair, and damaging for any of us to go beyond the evidence.

The interest around this issue shows that more lawmakers are starting to realize how this unfair practice damages the lives and job prospects of millions of people.

The story went global, but now Dee, who has been compared to that other great British loser, Eddie 'the Eagle' Edwards, is considering legal action against the Daily Telegraph, Reuters, the Sun and the Daily Mail, arguing that as he's registered 19 victories, albeit in tournamnents outside the Internatonal Tennis Federation ranking system, the description is inaccurate, unfair and damaging.

The stalling and obstructionist tactics Republicans exercised during the past eight years was not only unfair but damaging.

The settlements also required the mortgage industry to revize loan "servicing" practices -- how it manages homeowner accounts -- widely seen as unfair and damaging.

The media and audiences have grown more aware that our tendency to tear public women to shreds is unfair, sexist, damaging to gender equality.  .

Being intimate with businesses can sometimes do unfair or disproportionate damage to a party's good name.