Sentence examples for is profoundly damaging from inspiring English sources

The United Auto Workers, representing workers at the American plants, said G.M.'s move "will not go unchallenged". Closing domestic plants while expanding production in China and Mexico is "profoundly damaging to our American work force," said the union vice president in charge of negotiations with G.M., Terry Dittes.

"At a time when Britain faces massive economic challenges, it is profoundly damaging to have a government in such disarray," said a Conservative politician, Chris Grayling.

"Such tests are deeply flawed and their impact is profoundly damaging to young people," he says.

It is profoundly damaging and causes lifelong psychological trauma.

They are backed by law because infringing on them is profoundly damaging to the community.

Either way, the behavior is profoundly damaging to a supposedly monogamous long-term partnership -- violating trust and decreasing the emotional connection between the two partners.

There can be no doubt that for many communities these past two weeks have been profoundly damaging.

As it gradually became clear that the underlying illness was neither pneumonia nor cancer but a sexually transmitted disease that was profoundly damaging the immune system, experts argued their many theories about the cause.

The CIA reply was a challenge to the domino theory, saying that except for Cambodia "it is likely that no nation in the area would quickly succumb to Communism," but that the loss "would be profoundly damaging the the U.S. position in the the Far East" and would raise Chinese prestige at the expense of the Soviet Union.

And those assumptions are profoundly damaging.

Some of them said today that their lives had been profoundly damaged by the horrifying experience.