Sentence examples for detriment it from inspiring English sources

Despite identifying "significant consumer detriment", it decided it could not provide an "effective and proportionate remedy" to address the problems and abandoned all its suggested solutions, leaving it to the insurers and CHCs to sort it out among themselves.

The tax is continuing to cause controversy among the financial community with London's mayor, Boris Johnson, the latest figure to warn of the detriment it will cause to the City.

And Moores did change, to his detriment it may seem, for where the restructuring of the side with the introduction of new players probably demanded a deal more of how he had been before, he treated them as he should have done those first time around.

He also added that they are not concerned with businesses operating lawfully, and that "many of the small businesses on the high street have complained to us specifically about the behaviour of those commonly known to be involved in drug supply up and down the high street, and the detriment it has to their business – we're trying to tackle that.

It is a detriment because it makes all of the scenes and facts fly by too quickly to be absorbed unless you want to go back and re-read them.

We have tried the neoconservative vision to our great detriment and it is time to pronounce it a failure.

Sometimes it's to my own detriment, but it's the thing I value most about myself – that I'm straight and I'm honest.

It's more of a detriment, and it can be the difference between life and death".

"I'm not so sure that it isn't more of a detriment than it is a plus for him," he said.

It is to the left's detriment that it has allowed these absurd extremes to obscure the real point, which is that where one begins in life – and how far one can generally go – is still determined by identity: racial, economic, gender and sexual, in pretty much that order.

It's one of my defining characteristics, to my own detriment, and it's my responsibility at work.