Sentence examples for permanent detriment from inspiring English sources
"China's method is straightforward: it sets forth industry-specific Five-Year Plans and then uses all forms of national and local subsidies and other governmental support to quickly transfer jobs, supply chains, intellectual property and wealth, to the permanent detriment of U.S. and global manufacturers," he said.
Despite the lack of behavioral effects in the specific tasks used in the present study, impairment of synaptic transmission in adult offspring clearly indicates that a permanent detriment in brain function remains as a consequence of developmental perchlorate exposure.
Not surprisingly, many religious traditions recognize within the ego an adversarial source of detriment that is at permanent odds with our spirit.
The number of food pantries has actually increased, to 1,150 from 750. Robins argues that the mayor has cared far more about throwing people off welfare than about finding them permanent jobs and has focused on "the visible downtown" to the detriment of the rest of the city.
Without adequate educational opportunities and, subsequently, adequate pay, immigrants may become a permanent part of the underclass and "foster undesirable subeconomies" to the detriment of society as a whole (Martin [1999], p. 1).
"Where's the detriment?" he said.
We back Israel blindly to our detriment.
"To a fault, to my detriment.
