Sentence examples for massive detriment from inspiring English sources

It is here exactly where the malignity of banks as oil traders takes hold, and where the near cost-free and near limitless borrowing from the Fed window available to these 'bank holding companies' distorts the playing field to the benefit of the banks' P&L, to the oil industry and to the massive detriment of the consuming public.

Sadly, their lack of self-awareness and social skills are massive detriments to their careers.

"It is time for them to back down and admit they made a massive mistake to the detriment of Surrey residents".

Amazon may sell just about everything under the sun, but the store's massive inventory is also detriment as it can be overwhelming – unlike iTunes, I've never visited the store just to "look around".

If the conflict remains unresolved over the next couple of years it will most likely precipitate a massive violent conflagration to the detriment of the Israelis and Palestinians, and will also severely damage the U.S.' security, economic interests and its credibility in the region.

Stricter regulation may increase the advantages of companies that can deploy massive resources; to its cost and detriment, BP has shown that it fits that bill.

Marijuana has proved to be a powerful aid in easing chronic pain and helping battle nausea, but results are mixed or largely inconclusive on other health benefits, as well as detriments, according to a massive new scientific review of cannabis studies.

That was one massive case of over-egging to the detriment of those the Government were apparently attempting to help protect; not good at all, but it made me wish that someone would make a similar mistake in the hope that thinspiration, fitspiration, thigh-gaps and all things pro-ana and pro-mia would be blasted into cyber hell forever.

Collectively, it has a massive impact, "At the moment, it's perhaps to the detriment of the Scottish league.

"It is a detriment".

What a detriment!