Sentence examples for big disservice from inspiring English sources

It is a big disservice for the community," he said.

VCs are doing themselves a big disservice by ignoring the real innovators: old, experienced people.

"There are often articles with ridiculous equations that do a big disservice to the subject," he said.

"We've always done ourselves a big disservice in dance by saying that it isn't an intellectual art form, but one of instinct," he tells me.

But as with any stereotype, that does the country and its residents a big disservice.

When leaders can't see beyond the obvious, they are doing themselves, their employees, and their organization a big disservice.

This week, he did it the biggest disservice of all.

The biggest disservice is to treat comics as one form and isolate it all together.

The biggest disservice, though, was done by those charged with giving Messi the platform for another bail-out.

They did a much bigger disservice by not cutting away from Rascal Flatts a few games ago.

"I think having a godless culture is the biggest disservice of all for our kids," she said.