Sentence examples for almost damaging to from inspiring English sources
I think it's almost damaging to teenagers to tell them they should be looking for their soul mate at this age, it makes them feel bad for being single.
His testimony was the most damaging to Mr. Williams.
Even those doctors and lay people who acknowledge the illness often refer to it by the ridiculous name "chronic fatigue syndrome", which is almost as damaging to ME sufferers as the symptoms we suffer.
There is, unfortunately, evidence aplenty to suggest that these are not wild imaginings, and that as successful as we have been at undoing the direct bias that used to exist in our criminal justice system in the days of lynch mobs and so on, there remains an indirect or unconscious bias that is almost as damaging to communities of color, and by extension, to us all.
She graduated with a third-class degree and a sense of intellectual inadequacy, which drove her to work with almost damaging diligence throughout her political career.
In this study, we modified the protocol and demonstrated that replacing Colcemid and Cytochalasin B with TN-16 + Griseofulvin and Latrunculin B in combination with a Collage/Laminin surface coating increases the efficiency of HAC transfer to recipient cells by almost sixfold and is possibly less damaging to HAC than the standard MMCT method.
They say all contain almost 100% sodium chloride and are equally damaging to health in large quantities.
They could be particularly damaging to Britain's car industry, which is now almost entirely in the hands of non-European owners.
However, in an economy almost wholly dependent upon tourism, high profile attacks on foreigners are particularly damaging to the local economy.
And having to shut our doors is especially damaging to our nation's future because community colleges educate almost half of all undergraduates, and are responsible for the start of 20% of all American born doctoral degrees.
The action proved damaging to the economies of both countries but especially South Sudan, which relied upon oil revenue to fund almost its entire budget.
