Sentence examples for a far more damaging from inspiring English sources

That is a far more damaging practice.

The ban on American trade and investment has a far more damaging effect.

Secondly, there seems to be a far more damaging phenomenon already underway for humanities disciplines: irrelevance.

A far more damaging image, though, has been Mr. Gore's visible, Hamlet-like vacillation about the president during the debates.

Those are the most immediate statistics from Britain's six years in Iraq but they hide a far more damaging story of the death of liberal interventionism.

Our absurd drug laws allow endless consumption of alcohol, a far more damaging drug, and yet treat young people inhaling a bit of weed as criminals.

Environmentalists are nervous about plans to open up Arctic seas for oil exploration because the cold conditions would make a spill far more damaging.

Environmentalists are particularly nervous about plans to open up Arctic seas for exploration because the cold conditions would make a spill far more damaging.

To use bribery and fraud on the Court to obtain its order for disbursement of nearly $10,000,000 in trust in its custody is not only contempt but contempt of a kind far more damaging to the Court's good name and more subtly obstructive of justice than throwing an inkwell at a Judge or disturbing the peace of a courtroom.

Flooding of the rainforest will liberate massive amounts of methane, a greenhouse gas far more damaging than carbon dioxide.

Alcohol is the most harmful drug in Britain, scoring 72 out of a possible 100, far more damaging than heroin (55) or crack cocaine (54).