Sentence examples for more damaging view from inspiring English sources

Polls have long suggested that most Britons consider him a bit "weird"; the greasy-spoon debacle speaks to a more damaging view, that Bagehot often hears, which is that they also consider him a loser.

This gap is all the more damaging in view of the burgeoning role of the state in development design and finance.

Judge Parker had a more sober, but equally damaging, view.

Other effects are somewhat more damaging for a pure spotlight view, although they stop short of refuting it entirely.

More damaging is the impact society's negative view of low-income parents has on their teenagers and parental authority.

As more damaging details emerged about the views of Ukip candidates, Farage admitted his party had made mistakes in its selection of candidates.

More damaging, however, from a PR point of view are the comments of Kechiche's two leads.

"From a BBC point of view it is actually more damaging suggestions that this was covered up in the course of the last few months.

Few errors have been more damaging to the understanding of religion than that of viewing religious systems as static and fixed, as, in effect, ahistorical.

Officials said Mr. Karzai seemed to be accepting the need for a delay out of concern that an election viewed as illegitimate would be even more damaging than a late one.

This worldview is insidious not because it's malicious but because much of it is surely rooted in unconscious beliefs and lazy rationalizations, views which are unexamined and unaddressed, and the more damaging because of it.