Sentence examples for most damaging aspect from inspiring English sources

This could well prove to be the most damaging aspect of the whole affair.

Israel's lack of accountability remains the single most damaging aspect of U.S. involvement in the conflict.

But the most damaging aspect of the affair involved Mr. Brown's son.

But the most damaging aspect of the whole affair was the sense that the BBC had lost its moral compass.

The most damaging aspect of the report would be a thorough account of Trump's efforts to obstruct justice.

The most damaging aspect of the article is the allegation that the secret funds continued to exist even after Mr. Chen, a longtime opposition leader, pushed the Nationalists out of the presidency in March 2000.

The breakdown of trust in the electoral system is one of the most damaging aspects of the Bush legacy.

But would take decisive steps to undo the most damaging aspects of Lansley's plan, he said.

In fact, Norman walked into one of the most enduring and certainly most damaging aspects of Granada's legacy to ITV.

They are not to be scorned: one of the most damaging aspects of pornography is the exploitative relationships that it promotes.

It also means increased isolation, one of touring's most damaging aspects: "If you are alone [as a DJ], you are the band," says Aoki.