Sentence examples for great disservice from inspiring English sources

It would also do a great disservice to Congress itself.

Your comments do a great disservice to those efforts".

"Quibbling over its historical inaccuracies does, to some extent, do a great disservice to Hollywood movies".

More crucial, the plan would do a great disservice to commuters.

I'm not sure it does the public a great disservice, though.

Editor & Publisher, a trade magazine, called the idea a "great disservice" to unbiased journalism.

"To think that art isn't for local people does them a great disservice," said Saunders.

I think we've done beauty a great disservice by quantifying it".

Mr Evans said: "Quentin Davies has done a great disservice to himself and to his constituents.

Yet that would do people like blogger and author Dianna E Anderson a great disservice.

"I did William a great disservice in raising him the way we did," she says.