Sentence examples for seriously damaging from inspiring English sources

Ukip's continuing strength is seriously damaging the Conservatives.

Financially, and in terms of reputation, this is seriously damaging.

Most seriously damaging to Oxford's candidacy is the fact that he died in 1604.

Being associated with a weak stockmarket is seriously damaging the reputation of all bears.

Britain is cutting about as fast as it can without seriously damaging the economy.

In September 1998, Hurricane Georges ripped across the resort, seriously damaging buildings and landscaping.

The comments that were quoted in the Telegraph this morning were indiscreet, but not seriously damaging.

NOAA points out that in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, fishing nets and other gear are seriously damaging the coral reefs.

The American embassy in Tunis was attacked in September 2012, seriously damaging the embassy grounds and an adjoining American school.

Furthermore, many people already eat far too much meat, seriously damaging their health and incurring huge costs.

"It can be seriously damaging for children who see themselves as inept at reading too early," she told the Guardian.