Sentence examples for quite damaging from inspiring English sources

The pedal is actually quite damaging.

"I think this is quite damaging.

We had the first wave of the credit crisis, and it was quite damaging.

But the long-term consequences of such an orientation are often quite damaging.

Pressed on the point in three interviews, however, Mr. Corzine -- who said he had not reviewed his returns -- pointed out that information that might seem innocuous could be quite damaging.

Any isolated microaggression, such as the examples below, may not appear to be disruptive, but accumulated over time, can be quite damaging.

"I am actually quite damaged by the whole thing.

"It was a very difficult time and I was quite damaged by the experience.

We think it would, but it would be quite damaged.

Even though the Brody play somehow worked, the trust I had in "Homeland" to balance character exploration with pulse-pounding storytelling is quite damaged at this point.

And meanwhile the West is quite damaged and remains damaged from a job-creation point of view.