Sentence examples for * damaging in from inspiring English sources

But not all tax increases are damaging in a recession.

This specialisation is not necessarily damaging in itself.

She added that her brother's drinking and gambling problems had been "damaging in the past".

One was that insecurity is incredibly damaging in a corporate environment.

A trade war with Mexico and China would be damaging in ways that are hard to fathom or measure.

It is both damaging in itself, and illustrative and symptomatic of this wider problem that we are getting".

But even being in a hotel room with a real bed is psychologically and physically damaging in extended runs.

This can be just as damaging in many cases, but it's not a simple black-and-white matter as is often implied.

"The act of being bought and sold is hugely damaging in itself, even if a woman rarely or never experiences violence – because prostitution itself is violent.

The British Medical Journal, Health Service Journal and Nursing Times labelled the changes as "damaging" in an editorial published simultaneously on Tuesday.

Nationwide, the storm left 375 families homeless and damaged crop fields, becoming the most damaging in the country in 50 years.