This conflict apos s damaging consequences for neighbouring States have become unbearable.

In California, many taxes were reduced by voter initiatives, demonstrating the damaging consequences of too much democracy.

It undermines economic growth. It is a crime that produces particularly damaging consequences in the developing world.

What sustains these norms is the knowledge that undermining them will have consequences that are damaging to all.

You're damaging that girl. You're damaging jill.

Nor is it alone in ignoring the terrible solvency threat they pose and their damaging consequences to saving and investment.

Expressing concern at the damaging consequences of floods and drought that have occurred in various parts of the Sudan in recent years,

The consequences of placing weapons in space on the current international order and on space based human activities are seen as damaging.

But it's damaging.

Mr. Mohd. Radzi (Malaysia) It is regrettable that the Middle East region continues to experience the damaging consequences of war, conflict and foreign occupation.

Pollution is damaging our earth.

Recent pronouncements in El Salvador clearly show the damaging effects of the recent incident in Nicaragua and the very serious consequences that it could have for the peace process itself.

Environmentally damaging projects should be abandoned systematically.

All this has a damaging inter generational impact.

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I'm suing you for damaging my professional integrity.

I feel it might be damaging for you, too.

But when are deficits desirable, and when are they damaging?

This threatens to aggravate the damaging contraction of global trade.

Weak national unity has underpinned an even more damaging pattern.

A hazard is a threatening event or potentially damaging incident.

That reflected a lack of investment which was damaging to leadership.

Many recipients have become trapped in a damaging cycle of dependence.

Children are particularly sensitive to the damaging effects of enforced passive smoking.

Lithuania, like other formerly central command economies, has inherited environmentally damaging technologies.

Extraordinarily damaging, if you're talking about using the talents of the population.

And you didn't see how you were damaging yourself as a person.

GENEVA This year, World Cancer Day will focus on dispelling damaging myths about the disease. The theme illustrated in the tagline Cancer Did you know? offers an opportunity to reflect on cancer s true consequences and enhance global prevention and treatment efforts.

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Nowhere is this trend more damaging than in today s mercantile approach to art.

In the end, there would be little, if any, damaging impact on output.

They see him as a damaging buffoon, rather than as a dangerous revolutionary.

Against this background, competition between the two groupings would be damaging to all.

How did this simplistic, certainly unscientific, and frequently damaging approach gain such dominance?

Some outcomes may be more positive, or at least less damaging, than expected.

The economic crisis which besets our countries is particularly damaging to young people.

Mr. Graham, I bought books and pamphlets to make my arguments more damaging.

I'll have you arrested for damaging the company's property! The lot of you!

What sustains these norms is the knowledge that undermining them will have consequences that are damaging to all. If I do not protect your rights while in power today, you will have little reason to respect mine when you come to power tomorrow.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has regularly complained about the damaging consequences of excess currency volatility, and has called for exchange rates and international monetary conditions to be at the top of the G 20 agenda when France assumes the group s presidency this November.

Revenge has consequences.