Sentence examples for damaging to content from inspiring English sources

The entire industry has progressed more slowly than fervent investors had hoped, with sluggish headset sales being particularly damaging to content companies that needed those extra eyeballs.

Roasting whole sweet potato on a grill was found to be less damaging to the pVAC content (85% retention; range: 49 100%), Kidmose et al., (2007), than baking in the oven (69% retention) (Chandler and Schwartz, 1988).

Overall, shade-drying was not as damaging to the carotenoid content in cassava as drying under the sun and it may be a better option for drying cassava in the rural environment where oven drying is not available (Chavez et al., 2007).

As the Recording Industry Association of America and Screen Actors Guild put it in their comments, new technologies, including the online environment, "[have] done and will continue to cause incalculable damage" to content.

It empowers the U.S. International Trade Commission to cut off the money supply of the several dozen foreign piracy sites that do most of the damage to content creators.

The public session could prove explosively damaging to Trump if the contents of the Comey's memo are even close to the New York Times' reporting of it.

Katelnikoff said that the term "graphic" was used by the investigator and that "it seemed their main concern was that my social media content was damaging to their reputation".

Obviously, the revelation of intelligence content was hugely damaging to our interests.

Its contents were also damaging to the defense, the lawyers said.

The added lateral strength may lead to higher component force demands, producing premature yielding, and high story accelerations, causing damage to contents.

The fire caused $500,000 in structural damage and $20,000 in damage to contents, fire officials said.