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These restrictions are particularly damaging for local software developers.

The revelations are particularly damaging for Stephenson because Wallis, known to his Fleet Street colleagues as "the Wolfman", was also retained by Champneys to manage its public relations.

The report Thursday said the union's drive to strengthen the regulation of financial services after the crash had produced "legislative proposals that are particularly damaging for London's financial services industry".

There has been much less empirical work on the causes of financial bubbles, but Jordá et al. (2015) show that credit-driven housing bubbles are particularly damaging for the economy.

This is particularly damaging for young students, says Archer.

The exhaustion of the Tories had been particularly damaging for the province.

Blatchford said studies showed class sizes of more than 30 were particularly damaging for children of low ability or those who had special needs.

Shorten said the involvement of the deputy prime minister and the leader of the Nationals, Warren Truss, in the plotting was particularly damaging for Turnbull.

Mr Seth said the new format was particularly damaging for "poor listeners for whom BBC Hindi on shortwave has been their only link to the wider world".

Kengo Nishiyama, a corporate governance analyst at Nomura Securities, said such scandals were particularly damaging for Japanese companies because their shares were supposed to be low-risk, low-return investments.

The cuts, if they go ahead, could be particularly damaging for Labour, which has reportedly been shunned by wealthy donors since first electing Ed Miliband and then Jeremy Corbyn.