Sentence examples for more damaging reflected from inspiring English sources

The second policy is potentially much more damaging, reflected in its violation of the European Convention on Human Rights.

"The moment you start isolating those decisions in one area of the party the more damaging that is, or the more risky that is that you're not going to be reflecting where your supporter base and where your membership base is at, and that's a key principle of grassroots democracy".

[This reality is reflected in the 'investment' valuation in property in the NW of England. (see above)] The situation in London if far far more damaging as it is in the outer commuter belt of farmland around the south-east which is even worse than London.

In terms of photography, even more damaging".

Then came an even more damaging leak.

Which is the more damaging corruption?

"There's nothing more damaging than that.

More damaging, however, may be the economics.

Hmmmm...I wonder what is more damaging?

More damaging bubbles risk being inflated.

Other types of disinvestment are more damaging.