Sentences with phrase «more damages to»

The leasing company claims that there are more damages to the apartment, but I previously had reported them to the maintenance staff a long time ago.

More damaging to her image were the pictures of her swollen and battered face that two female L.A. police officers leaked to TMZ, the gossip site, several weeks after the incident.

Bremmer said that while he doesn't support Trump's rival, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, he thinks Trump would be more damaging to the country.

Nothing did more damage to Kalanick's reputation than Uber's response to a reported rape in India; an underling of Kalanick's obtained the victim's medical records in hope of proving she was faking her claim to hurt Uber and help a competing service.

In fact, few things can be more damaging to growth than the kind of financial crisis that Mulvaney conveniently looks past — the one that started precisely in 2007, sent unemployment to 10 % nationally and much higher in many places, and resulted in bailouts for banks but foreclosures for working Americans.

This couldn't be more damaging to their credibility — or their bottom lines.

If anything, the fiction that journalists must have no opinions on the issues they cover arguably does more damage to a brand than the admission that they have opinions.

Bitumen, they argue, is more corrosive on the pipes, making the line more leak - prone, and more damaging to the environment when it does spill out, which it inevitably will.

Seems to me that this is the very worst time to increase rates, and doing so would cause more damage to our economy; but I believe this administration would do anything to make us believe things are better than they really are, at the expense of everyone's financial security.

Finance Minister Paul Martin's policies did more damage to the social policy infrastructure and the standard of living of Canadians than anything Mulroney did.

High interest rates in the defence of the exchange rate were more damaging to these vulnerable economies because of their high corporate leverage.

A corporate tax is the same thing as a tax on the shareholder, except (I would argue) more damaging to the economy.

He's done more damage to this Country than any PM.

In many respects, globalization has been far more damaging to the manufacturing base in Canada than the United States.

If you have accounts that are late but have not yet gone into collections, bringing them current can stop them from doing more damage to your credit report.

No other bank analyst had more face time in 2011 and no other bank analyst did more damage to the knife - catching public.

The impact of a bad choice is happening much faster, more people as well as organizations are aware when they happen, there are fewer chances to recover, and more damage to individual as well as company reputation.

When the bubble finally does burst, the effect is more intense, and causes more damage to the broader economy.

You are doing more damage to education than a religious zealot ever could.

This twisted view by practicing Catholics is more damaging to our faith than ANYTHING Hussein Obama could ever say against us.

The private sector has caused as much or more damage to our fiscal well being than has our government.

A senior clergyman is reported as having said in a sermon that «the elevation of the Bible to close on divine status has done more damage to the Christian message than all the slings and arrows of the sceptics.

Christians have done far more damage to christians than muslims have.

> Recognizing some sins (as you say, murder) as worse (more damaging to oneself and others) than say, falling > off your diet, is not something one «loves» to «pick» as you say; but it does apply a measure of human ability and > accountability.

So Mister Jeffress thinks that the eschatological prediction of doomsday on May 21 is more damaging to Christianity than the prediction of «rapture» preached by Southern Baptists which will teleport born again Christians to heaven while God brings all forms of natural disasters, disease, suffering, and evil upon the rest of mankind.

1) Block everything from the left for 4 years 2) Prevent liberals from doing any more damage to this country 3) Get ready for the next election in 4 years

Attempting to retool a program is nearly always more damaging to the church and the people in the program than just flat - out cancelling the program.

This is very hard to do, but it is much more damaging to live with unconfessed sin in your heart.

This document, in the view of some who have political knowledge, has done more damage to the Catholic Church in England than anything else since the Reformation.

Nothing is more damaging to fiction, she wrote, than writers who try to impose their beliefs on their novels in a forced or unnatural way.

But even more damaging to Barth's position is the fact that the foundation for natural law is not just philosophical but» for believers at any rate» scriptural.

In this chapter, we look at some of the forms of evangelism today, and how they amount to little more than talking at people, which is not Scriptural and does more damage to the Gospel than good.

And now we have a prez who has done more damage to this country than any prez in modern times.

Electing this religious zealot to power in America would be more damaging to the future of this country that the Revocation of the Treaty of Nantes was to France's power in the 17th century.

and than move on and do the next task, and just try to just make a decision... as procrastination has done more damage to my career prospects and my self - growth than at least trying something new probably ever would've done (assuming it's a well moderated activity with emergency nearby or a casual hobby lol).

Hardly could anyone say anything that is more damaging to Islam that what is already written in Qur «an itself.

Mercury is much more damaging to and harder to remove from the brain than it is from the gut.

I have to agree with you - in the phases of my life where I cared a lot about toxins etc, I did far more damage to myself by stressing myself out than that occasional muffin with xantham gum did.

He goes up to punch and he's more guiding Collin down so they don't do more damage to each other.

This is not a competitive balance issue, it's not a quality of play issue, and if it's a marketing choice, it is one that is actually more damaging to the brand than it is helpful.

More damaging to him than to us, not playing football all year.

Wilshere is one of those players which we know bleeds Arsenal,... but having him injured 80 % of the time is doing more damage to our chances of success.

Get Wenger out before he does more damage to our club.

The tires on the ATVs are spongy and soft, since they carry but two pounds pressure, and nearly everyone involved in the sport claims that a horse can do more damage to the terrain, or an outboard motor to a school of fish.

These zero tolerance policies usually do more damage to the unintended targets than the actual targets.

It's becoming a situation that is even more damaging to the club than even board level realise.

He shouldn't be rested, he should be restrained, so he doesn't inflict more damage to himself.

We can't afford any more damage to the team or overspending on average players (ie Xhaka, Mustafi, Chambers)

Post-Benitez, Gerrard and Jamie Carragher, all things taken into account, have probably done more damage to Liverpool than good.

Rashford was unlucky not to do more damage to his opposition in the previous two domestic matches, and for England during the international break, exciting from his introduction on Sunday on the hour mark, doing much more than most of his England teammates.