Sentence examples for a more damaging form from inspiring English sources

After last fall's market meltdown, I can't think of a more damaging form of economic behavior than the corrupt capitalism that Wall Street is still practicing and which is typified by their taxpayer-assisted bonus binge.

Walsh said that if not as tourism, modernity would come in potentially more damaging forms, such as a polluting fishing industry or the mass migration of Mosuo youth, as seen in other remote regions.

Cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated with the blending of once distinct types of attack into more damaging forms.

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.

Corruption and bribery, however, have a more damaging impact than most regular government taxes.

It is a deeply damaging form of abuse.

I think that is a lot more worrisome than the Democrats' failings, and a lot more damaging.

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

And politically, this is a much more damaging tale.