Sentence examples for obviously damaging from inspiring English sources

Civil wars are obviously damaging, and not many countries suffer them.

It used in the past to be held that cannabis was relatively harmless, and less obviously damaging to the user than either tobacco or excessive alcohol.

This was obviously damaging to the Republican nominee, but the Clinton team remains angry that it prevented them from being able to drive an economic message during a post-convention bus tour through Pennsylvania and Ohio.

And it should use it". These statements strike me as quite appallingly illiberal: wrong in principle because the police should not investigate innocent people and very obviously damaging in practice.

"This is obviously damaging," said Uwe Andersen, a political scientist at Ruhr University in Bochum.

Leon Pryce and Jon Wilkin remain injury doubts for England but James Roby, James Graham and Danny McGuire, who were all rested and missed on Saturday, should return with Ade Gardner, whose absence from the right wing proved the most obviously damaging of all.

No French consumer has been obviously damaged by it.

He is obviously damaged goods, a subject of sadness and distress.

Don't gut and redecorate the entire property, but do fix what is obviously damaged.

But the car was obviously damaged and I made very light contact with a stationary vehicle.

"Prince Igor" is obviously damaged goods, but so, then, are a lot of operas whose authorship is single and unchallenged.