Sentence examples similar to More damaging mistake from inspiring English sources

Clearly, overworked, undertrained human moderators aren't going to stop Facebook making more horribly damaging mistakes.

More damaging, however, may be the economics.

More damaging bubbles risk being inflated.

More damaging are the soliloquies.

More damaging, though, could be the effect on the team.

More damaging are other rules about the court's jurisdiction.

More damaging is his lack of political backing.

More damaging, Madrid kicked Kabakoff out of his house.

Raw data becomes open to scrutiny by other researchers, which helps to uncover cases of scientific fraud or the more innocent, but equally damaging, mistake or incompetent analysis of otherwise valid raw data.

Making research data (openly) available in well-defined formats has many benefits, some primary ones being: Raw data becomes open to scrutiny by other researchers, which helps to uncover cases of scientific fraud or the more innocent, but equally damaging, mistake or incompetent analysis of otherwise valid raw data.

"The more mistakes by the police, the more damaging it is for the prosecution's case - though not necessarily fatal".