Sentence examples for yet damaging from inspiring English sources
The court ruled that under certain circumstances, Google must remove links to (even accurate and legal) information about people if the information is old or irrelevant and yet damaging to the individual.
What will it take to wake up the moderates such that they insist that House leadership gets us out of this meaningless yet damaging cul-de-sac by letting majority rule on clean bills to patch the budget and raise the debt ceiling?
But if GHX is successful, it could spell the end of the OTAs' reign of revenue terror against the hotel owners and the almost imperceptible yet damaging increase in room rates to the consumer.
"I realize just how subtle yet damaging microaggressions can be, and how frustrating it is to talk about racial relations with people who seem oblivious to what a problem it really is, and how it affects you in a cumulative way".
Yet the upheavals that will follow Mr Bashir's indictment could yet damage the court.
The images are delicate yet damaged, by life, it seems, as much art.
The second charge, of extremism, though, may yet damage the DPJ.
In this raw and powerful story, she gathers up the fragments of an accomplished yet damaged life.
Legal wrangling over how much data foreign watchdogs should be allowed to access could yet damage the agreement.
He cites the coup in Egypt as proof of his allegations.A faltering economy could yet damage Mr Erdogan.
Few who saw her as Elisabetta in Verdi's Don Carlos either at Covent Garden or the Edinburgh festival are likely to forget the dignified yet damaged woman she created.
