Sentence examples for disservice for from inspiring English sources

It is a big disservice for the community," he said.

Mr. Mezvinsky, meanwhile, may have suffered a disservice for the lack of a decent photo op.

But this did Thoreau a disservice, for the sentence was not simple at all.

But to dress up the World Cup so elaborately does it a disservice, for the appeal of soccer always lies in its simplicity, its lack of clutter.

Cramming in as much art as possible does the artist a real disservice, for when it comes to exhibiting sculpture, less is often more.

But that description does it a disservice, for the Pacific trail is longer, wilder, more punishing and also grander than its East Coast cousin.

Although there is a common trend towards increasing green space in modern cities, urban green spaces provide not only ecosystem services but also disservices for urban dwellers.

"I think having a godless culture is the biggest disservice of all for our kids," she said.

"And I think that's doing somebody a service, not a disservice". As for Ferguson, he said Monday that in the wake of Bergeson's decision he is being pressured in certain Republican quarters to run for Badham's seat.

Money can be forgiven for doing himself a disservice, but not for burying Ronnie in the process.

If this is a liberty and does the play a radical disservice I apologise for it.