Sentence examples for detriment with from inspiring English sources

We learned this lesson to our detriment with our production of JB Priestley's An Old Portuguese Woman Calls.

And Hillary did it to Obama's detriment with her female fan base, stirring up such fury that some women are still vowing to jump to John McCain, even if it means voting against their self-interest.

HSBC says it has found no evidence that anyone suffered financial detriment, with no difference in the numbers of people making overpayments during the period, and it adds that it is not aware of any complaints.

Garage as a scene was a relatively preoccupied, to its own detriment, with image and bravado, hence all the champagne and Moschino and pirate radio call-outs to "bring straps" to raves.

She takes over the film each time she's on screen (sometimes to its detriment), with her dirty jokes ensuring laughter and that R rating, bulldozing everything in her path.

There was evidence of a detriment with TKIs compared with chemotherapy (HR, 1.31; 95% CI, 1.16-1.48; P <.0001; Figure 2B), with some evidence of variation between the trial results (heterogeneity P =.09; I, 41%).

Initial gross observations revealed no obvious physical detriments with either treatment compared to controls.

Have you suffered any detriment compared with full-time employees or been refused part-time work?

Postoperative stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) is a method of focal treatment to the cavity to maximize local control while minimizing the risk of neurocognitive detriment associated with whole brain radiation therapy.

Most of the decline during that period was in state confinements, although some of the decrease is attributed to a 28percentt decline in youth arrests, which reform advocates say proves that there is no detriment associated with fewer incarcerated juveniles.

We can't start and stop - sometimes to our own detriment as with "Fingergate" [Adele had her acceptance speech cut short in 2012 so Blur could perform, and flipped the bird to the cameras].