Sentence examples for much more injurious from inspiring English sources

Now, asked about the danger of Dr. Lee's tapes falling into enemy hands, Dr. Richter responded: "I think that keeping him locked up the way he is is much more injurious to the reputation of the United States.

Tonya Harding, whose organized attack on one of her competitors, Nancy Kerrigan, was much more sinister and injurious, yet she quickly slipped away into private ignominy.

It was, frankly, only a matter of time before something much more depraved, and injurious to innocent people fell into this pattern.

While physical and/or sexual IPV victimization is overall similar in men and women or (counter-intuitively) more prevalent in men[ 36] (as we also found), men are much more likely to inflict sexual violence and more physically injurious forms of physical IPV and less likely to inflict less physically injurious forms [ 1, 5].

But now there are even more injurious situations and conflations being made.

Indeed, at the time it was a good deal more injurious to the Labour party.

More injurious to the British were the raids by American privateers on their shipping.

It is much, much more.

Kennedy's principal response was that a recession would be far more injurious to the dollar and the deficit.

That, ultimately, makes their expensive mistakes more injurious to the greater cause than those of the Yankees.

Plagiaristic theft is all the more injurious when the thief makes money off what he has stolen.