damage control

As a result, damage control is getting a bad name.

I have to take care of a little damage control in Washington.

He had a lot of damage control to put together today.

He then would offer to do damage control for $25,000 or more.

Believe it or not, I was trying for damage control.

And then call me back so we can work out the damage control on all this.

They are damage control - as is the law itself.

"I think they're getting involved early enough to do some damage control."

A few years ago, his firm worked with a drug company on damage control in such a situation.

Everybody was talking about it in terms of damage control.

She totally disgusts me the way she's trying do damage control by feeding the homeless and going to Haiti.

On other fronts, last week provided a grim picture of a foreign policy devoted mostly to damage control.

Why does such a brilliant and important opera so often reduce well-meaning companies to damage control when they eventually have a go at it?

Evacuate all sectors according to standard emergency procedure, then report to damage control.

The thing that we're going to need to focus on is not just damage control, but also the good things we have going.

The rest of one's life more or less amounted to damage control.

Every once in a while, a claustrophobe got assigned to damage control.

But no exertions were too great when it came to damage control for George Bush.

The last record was actually just damage control.

She passed the order to damage control to dispose of the corpses, whatever of them they could find.