Sentence examples for be more damaging from inspiring English sources

But the latest controversy is likely to be more damaging.

Nothing could be more damaging to your cause.

"There's the concept that having an H.I.V-positive donor could actually be more damaging.

If others played spoiler too it would be more damaging still (see article).

Diesel fumes are known to be more damaging to health than those from petrol engines.

If it was to happen again, closer to the election, who knows, it might be more damaging.

Such societies will ultimately be more damaged by lying governments than by any amount of terrorism.

Generally, cancer cells are known to generate more reactive oxygen species (ROS) and be more damaged by exogenous ROS.

Radiation particles with higher RBE values can be more damaged by energy deposition than particles with lower RBE values.

Hamilton said anonymous quotes were "more damaging to the ball club than losing.

For those who know what the sounds signify, the effects have been more damaging.