Sentence examples for a more damaging from inspiring English sources

But critics see a more damaging trend.

There could scarcely be a more damaging accusation.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill, though, was telling a more damaging story to investors.

There could not have been a more damaging scandal for the left.

In 1944, a four-year Nazi occupation gave way to a more damaging, decades-long Soviet one.

But many U.S. and other Western officials in Afghanistan say Karzai has played a more damaging role.

"Only time will tell if the HSBC cyber-attack is simply a DDoS attack or a cover for a much more damaging intrusion into their systems".

It likely means at least temporary incarceration, the posting of bond, and a stigma more damaging than an arrest, but less so than a conviction.

In a potentially more damaging case, a verdict is also nearing in Berlusconi's appeals trial on a conviction of tax fraud.

"When you release immune suppression, you get a response that's a lot more damaging than helpful," she said.

Some experts maintain that this kind of exposure is a lot more damaging than sneaking a peek at your dad's Playboy collection.