Sentence examples for is particularly damaging from inspiring English sources

The conservator should avoid daylight exposure as much as possible, because the ultraviolet light component is particularly damaging.

For a movement that has invested deeply, over the years, in the moral and practical superiority of its model for family life, the spate of bad publicity is particularly damaging.

While not paying back any loan can be serious and harmful to one's credit score, not paying back federal loans is particularly damaging.

Inadequate food intake in the early years of life is particularly damaging.

Loss to follow-up can lead to imprecision and bias, and complete loss to follow-up is particularly damaging.

In addition to its therapeutic cytotoxic effect on cancer cells through its ability to bind DNA, cisplatin has been reported to induce oxidative stress, which is particularly damaging to the kidney, an organ that is highly vulnerable to the damage caused by ROS.

Rotation, however, can be particularly damaging.

The oil blockade was particularly damaging.

The attacks on American helicopters have been particularly damaging.

The prosecuting authority's new allegations are particularly damaging.

Mr. Dunne's testimony of an incident in 1991 was particularly damaging.