Sentence examples for extremely damaging for from inspiring English sources

This uncertainty is extremely damaging for anyone, let alone a child".

The Chartered Institute of Archaeology (CIfA) said the decision was "extremely damaging" for the sector.

The Any Questions host identifies a "greater culture of compliance" in direct response to the Ross/Brand saga – which in itself was "extremely damaging" for the BBC.

More deaths could be extremely damaging for the Taliban, whose ranks — according to Pakistani security officials — are in disarray after the death of Mr. Mehsud.

Governments based on communal power sharing can be extremely damaging for national reconciliation in a country like Iraq which is recovering from civil war.

However, the fallout around Lamont's resignation will be very embarrassing for Miliband, and potentially extremely damaging for Labour in Scotland, where the party currently has 41 MPs.

The fallout from the Maria Miller expenses story was "extremely damaging" both for the Conservative Party and the government, said a Tory MP.

"In order to address a security-related issue related to encryption in one case, the authorities risk unlocking a Pandora's Box that could have extremely damaging implications for the human rights of many millions of people, including their physical and financial security," says Al Hussein.

Jim Jordan, a Democratic strategist and a onetime manager of Mr. Kerry's campaign, said: "It's psychologically extremely damaging, even dangerous, for a campaign.

It's extremely damaging and bad for worker health.

Bleach can be extremely damaging when left on for too long.