Sentence examples for actively damage from inspiring English sources

The worst case is not that the tests are merely irrelevant, but that they actively damage confidence.

For the time being we know, that the cells found in the blood, expressing the CD8+CD16+CD57-/+ phenotype 63 as part of the overall CD16 motif (Fig. 3) 64– 66 are critical aberrant cells because they invade and actively damage the neurons in the motor system (to be published).

What is he doing in a party that he thinks actively damaged the great political cause of his lifetime?

The judges did not elaborate on how Ms. Kamm's documents have actively damaged Israel's security.

Such empty hyperbole and stubborn insistence on projecting ideology over reality isn't merely intellectually vapid, it's actively damaging to the psychological health of survivors.

The scandal blew up when it turned out that officials had actively damaged the quality of public services by causing traffic jams.

A second is to accept that chasing online traffic through such platforms is "not only not helping you, but is actively damaging your journalism, so move to a measurement of engagement rather than scale".

A second line of attack is to argue that the apparent clarity of the moral case for aid actually blinds people to the reality that aid is actively damaging to poor countries – it stifles their economies and lets corrupt governments off the hook.

But the more this goes on, the more we end up in a vicious spiral where those who are disaffected by politics because they see it as not relevant to them or actively damaging them (predominantly young people) decline to vote.

How could you be positive about something when you are, at the same time, actively damaging it?

Nicholas Burns, a top State Department official under President George W. Bush, said Trump's careless talk is actively damaging the nation.