Sentence examples for more damaging for from inspiring English sources
The effect has been perhaps even more damaging for Virgin.
Even more damaging for some is the effect early motherhood has on their education and empowerment.
"Giggs has got a different image so it's far more damaging for him.
More damaging for Iraq is the wholesale theft of public funds.
Financial and legal battles could be even more damaging for Mr Le Pen.
The drug made running harder and more damaging for the rats.
Niall O'Brien and Dan Redfern then added a further 56 before wickets began to tumble again and there was one more damaging partnership for the visitors when Nathan Buck and Charlie Shreck put on 38 for the last wicket.
The world's most famous currency speculator has warned a vote on Thursday for Britain to leave the EU would trigger a bigger and more damaging fall for sterling than the day he forced Britain out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism almost a quarter of a century ago.
But aides discounted that theory yesterday, contending that new revelations about Mr. Hevesi were more damaging -- for example, an article this week in The New York Observer suggesting that Mr. Hevesi had steered pension fund business to a political donor, which quoted an unnamed City Hall official.
There could not have been a more damaging scandal for the left.
A few minutes later, answering questions from the committee, Comey calmly delivered yet more damaging news for the White House.
