Sentence examples for Significant detriment from inspiring English sources

A group of academics, environmentalists and engineers, including Binnie, criticised the government's decision, warning it would "be of significant detriment to London's future growth, international reputation and prosperity".

The third facet articulates the same general premise our holding rests upon this record which fails to show a significant detriment to plaintiff but does demonstrate injury to medical and scientific research if photocopying of this kind is held unlawful.

While Professor Evans is right that the university has agreed in principle to bring work and workers back in-house, the timetable for this process extends over several years, while those concerned continue to suffer significant detriment.

Collectively, while it is suggested that T cells may recover over the treatment course, it is evident that this initial loss of crucial and functionally important T-cell activity through MEKi is of significant detriment to the overall treatment efficacy.

A copy of its reasoning, seen by the Guardian, makes it clear that the OFT's main concern about any deal was also the future of 3. "The OFT considers that any weakening/elimination of Hutchison 3G would effectively result in a reduction of vertically integrated competitors from five to three and cause significant detriment to competition in mobile retail telephony," the document reads.

"There is a tremendous amount of expertise at N.S.A.," said Amit Yoran, the former director of the cybersecurity division of the Homeland Security Department, "but I also agree that it would be a significant detriment to the nation to let the N.S.A. be the lead agency running cyberprograms.

The results indicate that HRLAs can be cost-effective when they target behaviours associated with significant detriments to health.

We hypothesize that in ASD sustained face gaze will be difficult and will cause significant detriments to cognitive performance (see Attwood, 1998) when compared to the effects seen in typical development.

The recent report [ 7] of a significant mortality benefit in node-positive patients also noted a non-significant detriment in node-negative patients, with a non-significant overall mortality benefit.

And there's one more catch: charities can't suffer "significant" financial detriment because of their trustees' ethical qualms.

The high protective capabilities of these coating systems results in an absence of significant visual detriment and few changes in their electrochemical properties along time.