Sentence examples for were being damaged from inspiring English sources

For years, scientists could not figure out why the cells were being damaged and dying.

The way they were carrying on, lots of ordinary people were dying, were being destroyed, were being damaged.

Save the Children's chief executive Paul Ronalds said Australia needed to find permanent, and workable solutions, for those held on Nauru and Manus, who were being damaged by the ongoing uncertainty over their futures.

"The jungle will not exist by the end of 2009," Éric Besson, the French immigration minister, said after listening to local businesspeople, who said that their employees lived in fear of attack and that their operations were being damaged by the migrants.

In other developments: Twenty people were evacuated from Kingsand in Cornwall because their homes were being damaged by stones washed ashore and coming through their windows.

The Children's Commissioner for England has warned children's attitudes to sex and relationships were being damaged after being raised on a "diet of pornography".

Teacher quality is being damaged.

Society as a whole is being damaged.

All our culture, from hospitals to live theatre, is being damaged by what is going on".

They feared that Obama was being damaged by his association with the deal-making in Congress.

Defamation lawyers have told clubs their reputations are being damaged by irate fans letting loose online.