Sentence examples for massive disservice from inspiring English sources

When we take a comic too seriously, we do them a massive disservice.

"To suggest that there was any kind of agenda behind the decisions does a massive disservice to the game".

Evans insults their memory, as well as doing a massive disservice to the principles of accuracy he claims to honour.

However, to say that Lego Batman 2 is the same as any other Lego title before it would be doing it a massive disservice.

"We do a massive disservice to future generations by lumbering them with big debts – however the politicians may describe it – before they have even joined the workforce".

And in what will be perceived as a threat it accuses them of "doing the membership of the party that voted for Jeremy a massive disservice", calling on them to "do your job and represent us".

Again, the financial sector has done us all a disservice in promoting the belief that massive financial compensation is necessary to motivate individuals".

"This was a huge disservice to karaoke singers and represented a massive opportunity for a company that understood both the industry and software-led disruption".

Norman Lamb, the Liberal Democrat MP who as health minister in the coalition government championed IAPT, described it as "a massive and world-leading advance in evidence-based treatment" and said that to pick on faults was a disservice to the programme's achievements.

It's an enormous disservice.

Howe does himself a disservice.