Definition of damage control in English:

damage control

noun

North American

this meeting was a combined exercise in damage control
another term for damage limitation
as modifier the new submarine model has the latest damage-control systems
Example sentencesExamples
- You do a little damage control, point out it's an isolated incident and offer condolences to the victim.
- None of the options is great; it's about picking your poison and playing the damage-control game.
- A damage control team was called in with Billy overseeing the mop up operation.
- When a large company gets clobbered in the press the damage-control response often includes phony full-page newspaper ads.
- Target reps quickly met with city and community leaders to do a little damage control.
- As long as he has to take us seriously, there is still hope of at least exercising a bit of damage control.
- Now they're running a damage control P.R. campaign to not lose any business.
- Their parents, wondering what happened to the sweet children they used to know before they turned into teenagers, may be in a reactive damage-control mode, or may have given up altogether.
- I have a friend who does corporate PR damage control for this sort of thing.
- I haven't been moved by politics in a long time, because for the most part, it has been about damage control.
- And so they're in damage-control mode here at the White House.
- When a celebrity has a little damage control to do, the late night comedy program is the forum of choice.
- I called you together to formulate a damage control plan and I want your ideas now.
- Obviously, this article is informed by CIA sources who are enacting their own damage control.
- If so, other institutions eager to repair their images might consider setting the stage for similar damage-control moves.
- I needed to talk to Stephanie right away and do some major damage control.
- The damage-control team searched every inch of the assembly line for flaws.
- This game really could have benefited from a realistic damage control system for the cars.
- In a damage-control exercise, one of the contractor friends of the officer hurriedly arranged a party in a local restaurant and footed the bill.
- The empowered committee meeting on infrastructure was more of a damage-control exercise by the government than anything else.

Definition of damage control in US English:

damage control

(British damage limitation)

noun

North American

Action taken to limit the damaging effects of an accident or error.
the cost of doing damage control after problems reach the crisis stage
Example sentencesExamples
- When a large company gets clobbered in the press the damage-control response often includes phony full-page newspaper ads.
- The empowered committee meeting on infrastructure was more of a damage-control exercise by the government than anything else.
- None of the options is great; it's about picking your poison and playing the damage-control game.
- I needed to talk to Stephanie right away and do some major damage control.
- I have a friend who does corporate PR damage control for this sort of thing.
- A damage control team was called in with Billy overseeing the mop up operation.
- When a celebrity has a little damage control to do, the late night comedy program is the forum of choice.
- This game really could have benefited from a realistic damage control system for the cars.
- In a damage-control exercise, one of the contractor friends of the officer hurriedly arranged a party in a local restaurant and footed the bill.
- As long as he has to take us seriously, there is still hope of at least exercising a bit of damage control.
- I haven't been moved by politics in a long time, because for the most part, it has been about damage control.
- Obviously, this article is informed by CIA sources who are enacting their own damage control.
- The damage-control team searched every inch of the assembly line for flaws.
- And so they're in damage-control mode here at the White House.
- Now they're running a damage control P.R. campaign to not lose any business.
- You do a little damage control, point out it's an isolated incident and offer condolences to the victim.
- Target reps quickly met with city and community leaders to do a little damage control.
- If so, other institutions eager to repair their images might consider setting the stage for similar damage-control moves.
- Their parents, wondering what happened to the sweet children they used to know before they turned into teenagers, may be in a reactive damage-control mode, or may have given up altogether.
- I called you together to formulate a damage control plan and I want your ideas now.

词汇	damage control
释义	Definition of damage control in English: damage control noun North American this meeting was a combined exercise in damage control another term for damage limitation as modifier the new submarine model has the latest damage-control systems Example sentencesExamples You do a little damage control, point out it's an isolated incident and offer condolences to the victim. None of the options is great; it's about picking your poison and playing the damage-control game. A damage control team was called in with Billy overseeing the mop up operation. When a large company gets clobbered in the press the damage-control response often includes phony full-page newspaper ads. Target reps quickly met with city and community leaders to do a little damage control. As long as he has to take us seriously, there is still hope of at least exercising a bit of damage control. Now they're running a damage control P.R. campaign to not lose any business. Their parents, wondering what happened to the sweet children they used to know before they turned into teenagers, may be in a reactive damage-control mode, or may have given up altogether. I have a friend who does corporate PR damage control for this sort of thing. I haven't been moved by politics in a long time, because for the most part, it has been about damage control. And so they're in damage-control mode here at the White House. When a celebrity has a little damage control to do, the late night comedy program is the forum of choice. I called you together to formulate a damage control plan and I want your ideas now. Obviously, this article is informed by CIA sources who are enacting their own damage control. If so, other institutions eager to repair their images might consider setting the stage for similar damage-control moves. I needed to talk to Stephanie right away and do some major damage control. The damage-control team searched every inch of the assembly line for flaws. This game really could have benefited from a realistic damage control system for the cars. In a damage-control exercise, one of the contractor friends of the officer hurriedly arranged a party in a local restaurant and footed the bill. The empowered committee meeting on infrastructure was more of a damage-control exercise by the government than anything else. Definition of damage control in US English: damage control (British damage limitation) noun North American Action taken to limit the damaging effects of an accident or error. the cost of doing damage control after problems reach the crisis stage Example sentencesExamples When a large company gets clobbered in the press the damage-control response often includes phony full-page newspaper ads. The empowered committee meeting on infrastructure was more of a damage-control exercise by the government than anything else. None of the options is great; it's about picking your poison and playing the damage-control game. I needed to talk to Stephanie right away and do some major damage control. I have a friend who does corporate PR damage control for this sort of thing. A damage control team was called in with Billy overseeing the mop up operation. When a celebrity has a little damage control to do, the late night comedy program is the forum of choice. This game really could have benefited from a realistic damage control system for the cars. In a damage-control exercise, one of the contractor friends of the officer hurriedly arranged a party in a local restaurant and footed the bill. As long as he has to take us seriously, there is still hope of at least exercising a bit of damage control. I haven't been moved by politics in a long time, because for the most part, it has been about damage control. Obviously, this article is informed by CIA sources who are enacting their own damage control. The damage-control team searched every inch of the assembly line for flaws. And so they're in damage-control mode here at the White House. Now they're running a damage control P.R. campaign to not lose any business. You do a little damage control, point out it's an isolated incident and offer condolences to the victim. Target reps quickly met with city and community leaders to do a little damage control. If so, other institutions eager to repair their images might consider setting the stage for similar damage-control moves. Their parents, wondering what happened to the sweet children they used to know before they turned into teenagers, may be in a reactive damage-control mode, or may have given up altogether. I called you together to formulate a damage control plan and I want your ideas now.
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