Sentence examples for something very damaging from inspiring English sources

As the chief executive, Mr. Coffin added, the president has a duty to enforce the law, and while declining to do so may not be unconstitutional in every case, "at some point when you're doing it en masse, you're doing something very damaging".

It's helping scientific breakthroughs, but over-dependence can ultimately be very damaging when something goes wrong.

"And telling them they need something to make them perfect is very damaging".

That is something that is very, very serious, and very damaging".

Ms Harris said she "wished" she had told the shop assistant that it is "very damaging" to tell girls they "need something to make perfect".

"It's been very damaging for Detroit to keep changing nameplates and advertising every time it brings out something new".

That was very damaging.

It was very damaging.

"Affirmative action can be very damaging.

It will be very damaging to society".

"The optics of this are very damaging".