Sentence examples for really damaging for from inspiring English sources

"The are really very broad, tub thumping statements that are really damaging for green business confidence," he said.

But when, six months later, she became pregnant again, she was told: "Oh God, I can't believe it, this is going to be really damaging for your project.

"I think this has been really damaging for everyone," he added.

The consequences of any criminal proceedings can be really damaging for Google if held liable.

"The fact that after Unity came out, the conversation has been almost entirely about how many bugs it's got and how broken it is in certain areas, is really, really damaging for the company". Ubisoft has traditionally had a more consumer-friendly reputation than some of its rivals.

And when I interview working class kids in school, they believe it too, even though it's really damaging for them".

Continued economic stagnation would undermine prospects for future growth and be "really damaging in the long run," warned economist William D. Nordhaus.

"It's really damaging to the respect that I've had all my life for the police department".

Bad publicity in this area really is damaging for a company and good publicity has a massive halo effect.

"It's really damaging.

Being locked up for so long really damages your spirits.