Sentence examples for detriment of work from inspiring English sources

That's the question I face four times every year when my life revolves around tennis's major tournaments to the detriment of work and family life.

This is perhaps because there is relatively little research available about the impact of websites like Twitter and Facebook, or games like Candy Crush, that seem to be deliberately aimed at keeping us constantly engaged, to the detriment of work.

Another concern is that the legislation brought about by the CTD will focus the 'mindset' of the various agencies concerned on clinical trials of medicinal products, to the detriment of work that falls outside of this definition.

He delivered a blistering critique of corporations that he said had benefited to the detriment of working families across the United States over the last seven years.

These parties, for all their differing ideologies, have a couple of big things in common: they are convinced austerity is needlessly impoverishing their nations; and they believe the economics of the eurozone have been rigged to serve the interests of a discredited political establishment and to the detriment of working people.

Which was to the detriment of the work.

Is that to the benefit or detriment of his work?

Crippled with guilt over their deaths, Hughes berated himself unremittingly for the years wasted in "error and futile strife" which were, he believed, to the detriment of his work.

The analysis of this type of works is quite difficult since the norms of patrimonial conservation do not allow one to take quantities of material sufficient to make laboratory analyzes with conventional techniques, since this would be to the detriment of the work either by the loss of matter or by the destabilization of existing patinas.

He refused to join the staff of the BBC, and insisted on remaining a freelance, taking numerous external engagements to the detriment of his work with the BBC SO.

Anything less is simply not enough to get me to function even at half capacity...slightly more, I'm dull, a little lazy and generally, desire more - at the detriment of my work (freelancing, blogging, and authoring of amazing books and eBooks).