Sentence examples for which has damaged from inspiring English sources

"Impacts include heavy rains and flooding, which has damaged crops and flooded mines in Australia and Asia.

To combat this stereotype, which has damaged efforts to increase wider participation and greater spectator interest, conventional feminine ideals have been stressed in the marketing of women's sports.

Normally protective of his squad, Liverpool's manager was stung by Monday's Premier League defeat at Wigan, which has damaged the Merseysiders' hopes of a top-four spot and Champions League qualification.

So it's not BP, or not BP alone, which has damaged the pensions of the millions of people whose retirement funds are invested in the company; it's the fund holders now attacking it for deploying the dangerous strategies they endorsed.

At this moment of crisis, we can shed, once and for all, our nation's dangerous dependence on foreign oil, which has damaged our economic competitiveness and put our security at risk.

Saunders said: "Carl was frustrated at making his mistake and has punched the tactics board which is only cardboard but there is a metal bar at the back of it which has damaged his hand.

Spirit of Freedom owner Chris Eade was motivated by global headlines which had "damaged the reputation of the $5bn reef tourism industry", he said.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, March 7 , 1970 P. 29Comment on developments in the conspiracy trial of the Chicago Seven which have damaged the rule of law in the nation.

The police minister, Damian Green, said the Police Federation was seen as secretive, dysfunctional and having a "culture of secrecy", which had damaged public support for the police as a whole.

Giant black plumes of smoke, captured and shared across social media, could be seen above the flames in Mollinson Avenue, Ponders End, Enfield, which have damaged 25 vehicles in the industrial yard.

He added: "This is in contrast to the numerous substantial changes imposed by Westminster on the industry over the past decade, which have damaged both the industry and the Scottish economy.