Sentence examples for be a detriment from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to be a detriment.

It would be a detriment to our schools.

I suppose there are circumstances, societies in which being trusting would be a detriment.

"The more I think of it, the new NCAA rules may be a detriment," Edney said.

Removing existing bike lanes would be a detriment to public safety and waste taxpayer dollars.

"Glossy surfaces can actually be a detriment because they can create glare," he said.

Monahan, however, believes that such mass could be a detriment as a pitcher gets older.

Carter's legal action against Camby, for $5 million, could be a detriment to his own team.

There may no longer be a detriment to using cluster-hole cups instead of solid cups in all hips.

"It's not the kind of address that carries cachet, and until recently it could be a detriment".

He said parking is a problem for shoppers, which can be a detriment to shoplifters as well.