Sentence examples for damaging from from inspiring English sources

In Stern's view, the Knicks and the Garden "took a pretty big hit," but he suggested that the trial, in the broader view, "is not damaging from a leaguewide perspective".

But the privileging of individual wants and needs is incredibly damaging from a societal perspective.

Hitler's involvement had been damaging from the first, with his insistence on hopelessly unrealistic counter-offensives, micro-management of generals, and refusal to countenance withdrawal, when his armies were threatened with annihilation.

Two of the 13 mutations which were found to be damaging from SIFT and Polyphen results and which were common among patients were further examined in silico for 3D structural effects.

As whole-genome sequencing becomes more prevalent, these same strategies will be necessary to elucidate the impact of rare noncoding mutations and to distinguish damaging from innocuous enhancer alterations.

His keyboard is damaged from hard punching.

So are ministers damaged, from Gordon Brown and Smith down?

My knee is too damaged from the crash.

His brain had been damaged from lack of oxygen.

His eardrums were irreparably damaged from years of untreated infections.

Injured books: photographs of Japanese libraries damaged from the earthquake.