Sentence examples similar to damagingly affecting from inspiring English sources
In the New Left Review, the stentorian Marxist academic Ralph Miliband – the father of two sons who would eventually speed to the top of the Labour party – charged them with retreating into "new revisionism", and contributing "in no small way to the malaise, confusion, loss of confidence and even despair which have so damagingly affected the left in recent years".
NIHL can affect people at any age and is a result of exposure to damagingly loud sounds, usually from an occupational source (e.g., industry, gunshots or explosions, professional musicians), but also potentially from recreational sources (e.g., motor vehicles, loud music; Morata 2007).
Labour feared that the failure to grip the asylum challenge risked making the government look incompetent and – more damagingly – out of touch.
But as defeat is quietly admitted in the war on drugs in one country after another, UK policy is becoming damagingly out of touch.
In light of the Fed's slightly deflationary course, such a move would be damagingly wrong.
They also become damagingly repetitive.
But the old instincts appear to linger damagingly on.
They're not just wearing damagingly tight costumes.
Most damagingly, he made another Rocky.
