Sentence examples for something more damaging from inspiring English sources

A member of the organization said that other veteran players had made it clear they wanted the issue, a mild distraction with potential to become something more damaging, to go away.

A look back at the history of health questions in the context of presidential campaigns suggests that while the headache questions may linger for Bachmann's entire candidacy, they aren't likely to derail it unless something more damaging comes out.

If Jimmy Carter's grandson, the would-be opposition researcher who evidently helped to dig up the offending video, had written the script himself he could hardly have come up with something more damaging than the videos secretly taped at a Boca Raton fundraiser this spring and published by Mother Jones on Monday.

In China's case it's the risk that an economic slowdown could turn into something more damaging.

But the blocking of the IMF reform bill did something more damaging than simply insulting China.

But now I think something even more damaging is going on.

But in recent years, the Mercuries have been attended by something infinitely more damaging: the sense that hardly anyone actually cares.

Another government shutdown could spiral into something far more damaging than the small decline in workers' share of the economy that the simple math suggests.

But in general he did something far more damaging -- he let Trump speak.

She fears that even a failed attempt on that country's part could spiral into something much more damaging to many more people beyond Guam.

We should have learned by now that food companies rarely cut calories or fat without replacing what's missing with something potentially more damaging to the consumer.