Sentence examples for damaging not only from inspiring English sources

When knowledge is so limited, it is damaging not only to black students, but it prevents us from understanding society as a whole.

But three or more form a pattern, one that is damaging not only Obama's precarious chances for reelection but also the fortunes of the Democratic Party.

The publisher's statement read: "It is the view of the Magyar Hírlap Publishers Inc that this behaviour is illegal, and damaging not only to the publisher and the editorial staff, but also to the trusting readers".

This all comes as no surprise after the recent criticism the prime minister made of a foreign press that, according to him, is acting against Italy and damaging not only him but the country as well.

Whether or not such bias exists, the public's perception of improper influence over a judge is damaging not only to that judge but also to the entire court system.

He suggests Mr Donlan's idea might be damaging not only to efforts to conserve North American species, but also to the very Old World species it is intended to save.

It would damage not only Mr Blair, but also Gordon Brown, the chancellor.

His vanity damaged not only his personal standing but the hopes of his party, the party's activists and ultimately the people Labour sought to represent.

Repeated exposure to loud noise can damage not only hearing, but the part of the inner ear that controls balance, according to a study of 235 Israeli soldiers.

Material made available without sufficient thought damages not only the writer's reputation but that of self-published work in general.

The violence, he said, has damaged not only Pakistan, but also the reputation of Muslims, who he said "are seen with suspicious gazes everywhere in the world".