Sentence examples for a more damaging consequence from inspiring English sources

For instruments whose notes decay with time, like piano and guitar, a more damaging consequence is that the most relevant part of the signal may not be considered in the frame.

At a time of teacher shortages this could have even more damaging consequences for those left behind.

The former question holds far more damaging consequences on supply, as no materials mean no products.

But critics see a more damaging trend.

There could scarcely be a more damaging accusation.

As the social sciences and medicine attempt to apply different life science reasoning strategies, similar philosophical issues predictably transfer, but with the potential for more socially damaging consequences.

As more people begin to see income inequality as a negative "externality" — an unintended but damaging consequence of decisions that businesses make to boost profits — how should managers respond?

A far more damaging scenario: Spencer could force RIM to pay a lot more to NTP.

That is a far more damaging practice.

And politically, this is a much more damaging tale.

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