Sentence examples for more damaging scale from inspiring English sources

In effect, that's what O'Connell was doing – just on a greater and more damaging scale.

The departure of Luis Suarez, who had moved into the top three group of world stars alongside Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo when he moved to Barcelona in a £75m deal, was far more damaging simply because of the scale of his talent, his intensity which was the stuff of manager Rodgers' dreams and his ability to strike instant fear into opposing teams and fans.

Franco Frattini, the foreign minister of Italy, suggested last week that a spill in the Mediterranean on the same scale as the spill in the Gulf of Mexico would be even more damaging.

Potentially much more damaging is, however, the thermal insulation effect of the porous, thick oxide scales, which leads to overheating of heat transfer tubes.

Many large-scale criminal data thefts were made either easier or more damaging because data wasn't encrypted: Target, T.J. Maxx, Heartland Payment Systems, and so on.

Then there's the idea that today's hate speech is more damaging because it's somehow more personal, and perhaps due to the immediacy and scale of the Internet.

There's more damaging proof that authorities are much more likely to rate whites as far higher on the trust and believability scale than blacks or Hispanics.

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.