Sentence examples for what a damaging from inspiring English sources

While I never experienced abuse, and can't imagine what a damaging effect this would have on your life, I did experience the pressure this culture puts on you to blend in, to not stand out, and to appear strong.

"They were able to get away with making computers because none of us had sufficient power or pull with the government to put over just what a damaging action that was.

And what a brutally damaged life it was.

While a basic political agreement on this appears to be in place, the technical parameters of what constitutes a "damaging surge in imports" are still on the table.

"Considering the mass andtemperature of the missile that was flung through our solar system into the sun," one wrote, "it is astonishing what a little damage the earth, which it missed so narrowly, has sustained.

What a lot of damage a few dots and squiggles can cause.

In the United States particularly, a body of legal doctrine has developed around such issues as how evidence may be submitted to a jury, how a judge may instruct a jury on the law, and what damages a jury may award for particular wrongs.

Then, the station calls in someone who handles maintenance, who then checks the pump, replaces what is damaged and sends a bill to the station's main office.

Delegates at last year's Lib Dem spring conference backed a call to halt what they called a "damaging and unjustified" shake-up of GP services in England.

What helps my poetry I do; what damages it I avoid".

Specifically, what was damaged?