Sentence examples for massively damaging from inspiring English sources

Going backward at scrum time is not only massively tiring, it's also massively damaging to confidence.

Anti Americanism is massively damaging to our economic and political interests.

Due to the size and scope of Phase III trials and related expense, failure at that stage can be massively damaging for a company.

"Midwives and public sector workers are skilled, caring people and the attack on the public sector is massively damaging to them and the care they manage to give despite cuts, short staffing, and the marketisation of the NHS.

That's a horrible paradigm for women, obviously, but it's also massively damaging for men.

Mike Birkin of Friends of the Earth said UK transport policy was heading in the wrong direction: "There is nothing to celebrate about a proposal that would inflict at least a mile of massively damaging road building on the surface of our most iconic world heritage site.

Co-operation with migrants has been "massively damaged," says Mr Heintze.

"These vulnerable people don't realise they're paying for something to be stored that is massively damaged".

"We cannot allow the Slovakian taxpayers to be massively damaged," Mr. Sulik said in an interview last week.

He added: "Sadly, the inept way Akio Toyoda and his management team have handled the recent crisis has massively damaged the brand".

Such DNA analyses are quite useful in the forensics of missing cases where the remains are massively damaged and only a fragment of tissue or blood is available.