Sentence examples for most damaging of from inspiring English sources

Most damaging of all, he has also broken the trust between him and the electorate.

Amid the chorus of criticism, Ofsted's assault proved most damaging of all.

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

Most damaging of all, however, is the huge influx of money.

And regardless of sector, sulfur dioxide was the most damaging of all the emissions.

Perhaps most damaging of all, sending food creates a cycle of need.

But perhaps most damaging of all have been Klinsmann's difficulties with his players.

Films about women and their concerns are seen as frivolous, limited and, most damaging of all, niche.

Perhaps most damaging of all is his claim that Brown lacked "practical, on the ground, everyday-life conviction".

Most damaging of all was his presumed opposition to Musharraf's continuing as both President and Army chief.

Perhaps most damaging of all, many of its 3 million users don't even seem fed up any more.