Sentence examples for most damaging to from inspiring English sources
Dr. Oppenheimer's story in 1943 was most damaging to Chevalier.
His testimony was the most damaging to Mr. Williams.
Ozone pollution reduces agricultural yields the most, and fine particles are most damaging to health.
Most damaging to its reputation is its flagship scheme to subsidise rice.
It was his videotaped confession to an assistant district attorney that was most damaging to him.
Persistent stressors, which are perceived as uncontrollable, are the most damaging to physical and mental health25.
Probably most damaging to the firm's United States partnership are the defections by publicly traded companies in this country.
But the pay-to-play ethos, because it is increasingly tolerated among members, is most damaging to the institution.
Most damaging to Mr. Lewis's case were the votes he cast in California less than four years ago.
It might also be the most damaging to Mueller's efforts — even more than trying to fire Mueller himself.
The Nuns, Tubbs, Atlas and Redwood Valley fires stand out as among the most damaging to ever hit the state.
