Sentence examples for most damaging thing from inspiring English sources

Probably the most damaging thing you could say about him is that he's made no enemies".

"What we've done here is incredible but perhaps taking it away now is the most damaging thing.

The Senate seat sellathon is actually not the most damaging thing Blagojevich is accused of trying to do.

The most damaging thing about Obama's performance last week was that it played into Romney's narrative that he is out of his depth.

"What I would say is that the most damaging thing about working with so-called auteurs is that I now have a total disdain for directors".

Zievrina Wilson, 37, another former staff member, said: "The most damaging thing here is that no one has thought about the children that we work with.

"Political instability is probably one of the most damaging things for the economy".

(The Washington Post has helpfully laid out "the most damaging things" contained in the e-mails).

"This is one of the most damaging things that could have happened to the security of the United States and the security of our allies, especially in the Middle East," Ms. Hughes said.

One of the most damaging things you can do to yourself and to the relationships that matter to you, is to think of and articulate your choice to be an aid worker in terms of sacrifice – that is, in terms of you only giving and not getting (or at least giving more than you're getting).

One of the most damaging things about a private market correction is how long it takes to discover a new equilibrium.