Sentence examples for has proved damaging from inspiring English sources

It also only adds inches to the height of Terry's soapbox – which has proved damaging to Americans in Islam-dominated parts of the world, as the consulate worker would no doubt attest if he weren't currently dead because some idiot decided to make a shitty, unfunny film to piss off a notoriously sensitive group of people.  .

The scandal has proved damaging to Hollande, who campaigned on a promise to fight sleaze.

Stanford's Center for Internet and Society has long been generously funded by Google, but the center's privacy research has proved damaging to the search giant in the past two years.

"Pay in the financial services sector has contributed to a risk-taking bonus culture which has proved damaging to society overall".

The acidification of oceans, for example, has proven damaging for most marine life save jellyfish, which may also be reaping rewards from what humans have sown.

Unfortunately, the increased demand has proven damaging to the environment, particularly to tropical rainforests where most of the palm oil is sourced.

In the recent past, even the suggestion of such impropriety has proven damaging for highly respected investigators [ 10].

But after his death, they have proved damaging.

Such accusations have proven damaging to corporate reputations since the 1990s, when the anti-sweatshop movement gained attention and put working conditions on the radar of the American public.

This he duly did, and it has proved multiply damaging.

Terrorism is never justified and has proved extremely damaging to Muslims around the world.