Sentence examples for pretty damaging from inspiring English sources

Referring to the effect of the revelations about performance-enhancing drugs on the image of the sport, Pettitte said, "It's been pretty damaging.

The director of the military thinktank the Royal United Services Institute, Professor Michael Clarke, said in London: "There is no doubt that the leaks are politically pretty damaging.

Moylan: I think that you are absolutely right with everything you have to say about Cookie, but I think the show's sophomore slump is going to be pretty damaging.

The symbolism of the empty chair was pretty damaging.

Unfortunately, we humans are pretty soft, so those accidental exploratory bites can be pretty damaging.

And as many Twitter users are pointing out online, perpetuating the idea that sexism and racism are somehow the same thing, especially when it comes to the history of slavery, is pretty damaging.

"Pretty damaged, self-willed, extremely young".

For a man with a pretty damaged back following his plane crash in 2010, with a pretty unhealthy beer-and-fags lifestyle, he has extraordinary energy.

Being the party leader for a party whose brand has been pretty damaged in the last year has taken some toll," said Scott Lasley, professor of political science at Western Kentucky University.

"Let's be really blunt, a building that's been knocked down is easier to rebuild than one that is just pretty badly damaged.

Many of our young women are pretty badly damaged and not easy to handle initially.