Sentence examples for extensive detriment from inspiring English sources
There are a handful of proven cases of lamb predation, some of specimens weighing up to 11 kg, by bald eagles but they are much less likely to attack a healthy lamb than a golden eagle and both species prefer native, wild prey and are unlikely to cause any extensive detriment to human livelihoods.
Accusations that Grave Social Detriment Has Resulted from the Extensive Introduction of the American Motion Picture.
The New Yorker, July 25 , 1931 P. 22Accusations that Grave Social Detriment Has Resulted from the Extensive Introduction of the American Motion Picture.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, July 25 , 1931 P. 22Accusations that Grave Social Detriment Has Resulted from the Extensive Introduction of the American Motion Picture.
Spanish rulers eager to increase wool profits gave extensive legal rights to the Mesta, often to the detriment of local peasantry.
Pope Francis faulted the Roman Catholic church for focusing too much on gays, abortion and contraception, saying the church has become "obsessed" with those issues to the detriment of its larger mission to be "home for all," according to an extensive new interview published Thursday.
In the first extensive interview of his papacy, Francis talked about how the church has grown "obsessed" with those issues — to its detriment.
We back Israel blindly to our detriment.
