Sentence examples for Major detriment from inspiring English sources

Injuries were a major detriment during Verbeek's reign, but poor attitude and a lack of class on the part of the senior players were far more damaging.

High-energy masking, a major detriment of EW algorithms, is reduced by the algorithm's design.

A major detriment of two-phase microscale flow systems is a significantly large pressure drop.

That said, we didn't find it a major detriment to using the phone in our experience.

"I think this will be of major detriment to claimants and is unnecessary and possibly very distressing.

The bioreactor's non-ideal flow regime due to ineffective volume utilization was a major detriment to nitrate removal at higher flow rates.

That's the question I face four times every year when my life revolves around tennis's major tournaments to the detriment of work and family life.

According to Mr. Dutkowsky, a takeover of PeopleSoft by Oracle would drive out competition from a crucial area of business software and "eliminates at least one of its major competitors to the detriment of customers".

Lidl's fellow discounters Aldi, Poundland and B&M are all expected to have benefited to the detriment of major supermarkets as consumers sought out bargain chains while concentrating their spending on the Black Friday promotional day and the Boxing Day sales.

Whilst grade I and II complications were relatively common, none of these resulted in major harm or long-term detriment to the patient.

Polls forecast a growth in voter preference for small and medium-sized groups, to the detriment of the two major parties, the ruling conservative PP and socialist PSOE.