Sentence examples for another disservice from inspiring English sources
What's already clear is that Mr. Trump has done himself and U.S.-British relations another disservice.
Until that happens, President Trump and his team are doing another disservice to these dedicated men and women and the nation they proudly, if quietly, serve.
He opened his speech with some tough talk about Judge Roberts and President Bush, saying Mr. Bush had "committed another disservice to this nomination" when he refused to release documents pertaining to Judge Roberts's role in the first Bush White House, and Judge Roberts "disserved himself" by declining to answer too many questions.
Focusing on one risk factor at the exclusion of another does a disservice to patients and puts their lives at risk.
That is why it is so disappointing that the CCA's actions today have provided one important service but another equally important disservice.
Therefore, directorial disservice is another mystery, given Mr. Hoebee's vast experience with this odd show, or is it mere overexposure?
However, this often does a disservice to another human being because we assume things that are often wrong or mistaken and in doing so, we simplify them to their discredit.
Is keeping the grey at bay another way we're doing ourselves a disservice?
Saying that a television series depicts the English aristocracy on the brink of World War I and beyond is almost a disservice — the description sounds like yet another big Masterpiece Theater bore, or worse, an amusing one like "Downton Abbey".
But dismissing the movie as reductive trash does a disservice to what turns "Unforgettable" from another throwaway Lifetime movie with a budget into a pure unadulterated campfest: Katherine "I need juicy, dramatic, emotional material" Heigl. .
"People feel generalized fatigue and malaise the following day after heavy drinking," he tells me, adding that a suppression, delay, and reduction of Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep is another way that you're doing your brain a disservice.
