His gadabout meddling has already done damage to hard-won gains.
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"Salvation" and "Genisys" received awful reviews, which could have done damage to their box office.
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But the series of events had done damage to the rule of law in Venezuela, he said.
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Obviously, it should be considered that the detergent itself could have done damage to the people taking it.
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Anyhoo, this is not the first time Marlins prospects have done damage to each other off the field.
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The biases against the president, I am sorry to say, already have done damage to the media's image.
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It would really have done damage to her because the Democrats and some Republicans would have eviscerated her.
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And, then it turned out that this had done damage to her gallbladder, she had to have that removed.
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Buffett said the benefit of free trade is rather "invisible," and in fact the policy has done damage to some workers.
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While the new president has already done damage to the country's social fabric, he's also stirred up passion for change, Zuckerberg recognizes.
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He has done damage to America's reputation abroad and our humanity at home that will not be undone after he leaves office.
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The new keyboard should prove more dependable than the butterfly mechanism that has done damage to the reputation of Apple's laptops since 2016.
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"Doing the deal with the Libs has done damage to us, in all honesty," she told Channel 7 as the election results became clear.
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But as the week carried on, they said the billionaire had done damage to his own brand and lost stock with those who might support him.
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While Trump probably won't be able to let this one go and will denigrate Darroch, he's the one who has done damage to our special relationship, not these cables.
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The leaders of Minor League Baseball had "done damage" to their relationship with M.L.B., Manfred said in a news conference at the winter meetings in San Diego this month.
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His lawyers argue the site must reveal the identities of the users that have done damage to Sarkar's career, after he lost a tenured position at the University of Mississippi.
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Douglas Wigdor, attorney for Tarale Wulff, who also testified against Weinstein at the trial, said that while Monday's verdict was significant, Weinstein's behavior has done damage to his client and others.
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But she has done damage to her reputation by failing to conform to the established security policies of the department she ran and by giving evasive or misleading answers about her actions and motivations.
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"He has done damage to the whole movement of digital rights," a former supporter told me, asking for anonymity out of fear of reprisal, like many others who did not want to identify themselves.
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But while that pressure strategy has done damage to Iran's economy, it has done more to back Iran into a corner -- and caused it to lash out -- rather than draw it back to the negotiating table.
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President Obama said Republican presidential candidates have done damage to American foreign policy with their comments, and he said he repeatedly gets questions from foreign leaders about "the wackier suggestions" by Donald J. Trump and other Republicans.
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" Pompeo went on to argue that it was the government of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, not the U.S., that has "done damage to the Persian culture," which he described as "rich and steeped in history and intellect.
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"It's clearly done damage to some parts of the economy, but the people hit hardest are the farmers, who are affected by the retaliatory tariffs," noted David Wessel, Director of the Brookings Institution Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy.
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Democrats, meanwhile, walked away from the hearing believing Trump had done damage to his cause — and possibly even provided more fodder for an "obstruction of Congress" article of impeachment for the chilling effect his attack might have on future witnesses in their inquiry.
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In an email, he wrote: The Green New Deal has done damage to the Democratic Party's chances heading into the 2020 elections, while hurting efforts to build momentum on behalf of climate and energy policy options capable of passing during an era of enduring divided government.
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This, of course, is good for Apple's overall security and good for iPhone users as a whole, but the fact that Google continues to find and publish severe vulnerabilities in iOS has done damage to the perception that iPhone exploits are rare and that Apple's security team is infallible.
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The alkaline soil allows for some nomadic Mongol herders to raise sheep and goats. Heavy grazing by goats has done damage to the grasslands in the region and led to desertification. The oasis in the region support small scale farming. The area contains large soda deposits which are heavily mined.
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Some of the professors who signed the letter pledged skip conferences in which Pogge is involved and to remove his work from their curricula.Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz, Fellow Philosophers Criticize Yale Scholar for Alleged Sexual Harassment, The Chronicle of Higher Education, (June 20, 2016).Adrian Rodrigues, Monica Wang and Victor Wang, Philosophy community signs open letter in striking rebuke of Pogge, Yale Daily News (June 20, 2016).Tyler Kingkade, "Thomas Pogge Has ‘Done Damage’ To Yale Philosophy Department, Colleague Says," HuffPost, 28 June 2016.
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The King considered this to be the height of contempt against his Royal Majesty but a month later he agreed to free Lake from prison and put him in the custody of his brother Arthur, Bishop of Bath and Wells. Lake's daughter was also freed. Lake did not leave the Tower immediately; he chose to stay there a while longer to arrange his private affairs. On 28 January 1620/21, back in the Star Chamber Lake read out an acknowledgement of the slanders by which he had done damage to the Countess of Exeter.
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The small faction headed by Zahid Hussain took the position that criticizing so called 'Afghan saur revolution' would meant to be supporting the Mujahideen and see this as support to the Army Junta and dictatorship of General Zia-ul-Haq, playing into the hands of the USA. That gave birth to a small dissident group headed by Zahid Hussain. This faction liquidated soon and member of this faction later joined various pro soviet groups or took positions in establishment. These Opportunist wolves in sheep's clothing done damage to NSF in particular and to the progressive and workers movement in general.
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Saffron Walden constituency at this time was a large rural entity, stretching across north Essex from Hertfordshire to Suffolk with the town itself the only real centre of population, the rest of the division being made up of 86 scattered villages. Unsurprisingly then, agricultural questions loomed large with the electorate. The dominant message from the Unionists was the need for the election of an Essex man with a practical understanding of the needs of agriculture and farming. They also painted Pease as someone who had done damage to agriculture by voting in previous Parliaments against resolutions introduced in the agricultural interest.
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Merritt provisionally accepted a two-year ban from competition, although he announced plans to appeal. Sports authorities, however, were not sympathetic: "Any professional athlete in this sport knows that they are solely responsible for anything that goes into their bodies. For Mr. Merritt to claim inadvertent use of a banned substance due to the ingestion of over-the-counter supplements brings shame to himself and his teammates. Thanks to his selfish actions, he has done damage to our efforts to fight the plague of performance-enhancing drugs in our sport," USA Track and Field CEO Doug Logan said in a press release.
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She last appeared in the 1991 episode, "Menage a Luke" after missing the two prior episodes where her problem is very obvious in some scenes, and did not return until the last two episodes of the series in the late spring of 1992, although she was not nearly recovered at this point. After a several year struggle, Gold eventually recovered, and starred in the television movie For the Love of Nancy (1994) with Jill Clayburgh. The film explored a young woman's battle with anorexia and its effects on her family. Although she was warned of the possibility that she had done damage to her reproductive organs by the years of anorexia, Gold was later able to bear four children.
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