Sentence examples for widely damaged from inspiring English sources

The incident in 2007 widely damaged Blackwater's reputation and put into question the Pentagon's oversight of U.S. contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan.

On 11 March 2011, a huge tsunami exceeding 13 m in height generated by the Great East Japan Earthquake widely damaged the Pacific coastal area of Fukushima Prefecture.

The GPE's US$15.5 million investment in education provides critically needed funds to restore the country's education system, which was widely damaged during the recent conflict.

The New York-based lender urged regulators over the weekend to allow it to issue federally backed debt to stave off a looming liquidity crisis, but the government appeared unconvinced that CIT's possible collapse would widely damage the economy.

Local people fear the camp could be a focus for trouble - and could see a widely used park damaged beyond use.

Selective naming categories impairments for living and non-living things are widely reported in brain damaged patients.

The Ineos dispute became enmeshed in a wider row over Unite's involvement in selecting the Labour parliamentary candidate for the local Falkirk constituency, which was widely viewed as damaging for the party and its largest donor.

Chlamydia is widely known to damage women's fertility by causing scarring and blockages in the fallopian tubes, but the latest study is the first strong evidence to suggest it reduces male fertility too.