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Discover LudwigThe phrase "damaging for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that causes harm or negative consequences for someone or something. Example: The constant exposure to harmful chemicals was damaging for the workers' health.
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"That would be badly damaging for this country and it would be damaging for the world".
This can only be damaging for justice.
This would be damaging for any president.
"This is damaging for George.
The consequences were immediately damaging for Weighell.
It was terribly damaging for my ego.
A massive fluid therapy could be damaging for the patient.
She added: "I don't think it's damaging for Ed Miliband.
Do you think the experience was damaging for her?
To lose two offensive players is damaging for us.
But it has also been damaging for the party.
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