Sentence examples for years of damaging from inspiring English sources

How will the United States, after seven years of damaging inaction, confront global warming and rising fuel prices?

To some, the resignations represent a sad but necessary change, unifying Riverkeeper after years of damaging infighting.

The Ukrainian economy is bled out as a result of many years of damaging gas-supply contracts signed with the Russian monopolist, Gazprom, who ordered Ukraine - one of the least affluent buyers of its gas - to pay the highest price for it.

The high levels of public transparency and reporting of anti-slavery initiatives among high-street brands follow years of damaging exposés into labour abuses connected to such companies The luxury fashion world has come under less scrutiny than "fast-fashion" high-street brands.

He said the bank would be set up under legislation, to give it independence from ministers – a major concern for investors, who feared that Treasury plans to avoid legislation and retain control over the bank would spell years of damaging political interference.

The island nation has the good fortune of asking for help later than, say, Greece, which was forced to endure years of damaging austerity in exchange for its bailout cash.

We're trying to undo years of damage.

Years of damage have rotted relationships and a country.

Eight years of damage to the brand-image of democracy means that Obama has an opportunity to restore the reputation of the values he represents.

"It's been eight years of damage by what Bush has done," said Jason Purslow, 41, a Cheshire resident who works for the State Department of Revenue Services.

After doing years of damage to young women who worked for him, Mr. Lopez should not be managing any office, and certainly not at taxpayers' expense.