Sentence examples for most damaging missteps from inspiring English sources

But the most damaging missteps came from the prime minister himself.

The most damaging is orthodox monetary policy.

Not the most damaging Mitt-ism.

But perhaps most damaging was the farming itself.

"It was the Vaughan criticism that was the most damaging.

Of these, he sees contempt as the most damaging.

It was among the most damaging computer viruses to date.

This was the most damaging post-war accusation against her.

The most damaging of these is by investigative journalist Denis Demonpion.

His testimony was the most damaging to Mr. Williams.

The most damaging comparison, however, is with Monet and Turner.