Sentence examples for terribly damaging from inspiring English sources

It was terribly damaging for my ego.

Leveson warned: "The one thing that you don't want to fill the paper surely is stuff that is terribly damaging to people and maybe complete piffle".

And what we have right now is terribly expensive, terribly damaging to air quality and to all the neighborhoods we have to run the trucks through".

Leveson warned: "The one thing that you don't want to fill the paper surely is stuff that is terribly damaging to people and maybe complete piffle". Flanagan apologised to the McCanns for adding to their "distress and hurt".

When the rain infiltrated through the cracks, wooden components will decay, fall apart or become leaning, causing subsequent deterioration, such as detachment, large-area loss, disruption and flaking, and thus terribly damaging the murals [7].

"Sequestration is an irresponsible process, and it is terribly damaging.

Sulfates are things that you might have heard of in the chemistry lab (such as sodium laureth sulfate or sodium lauryl sulfate) are what make shampoo sudsy, but they're terribly awfully damaging for your hair, apparently.

Your ability to trust other people is terribly, terribly damaged.

However, what most terribly damaged life and security was sickness.

The credibility of the hierarchy has been terribly damaged.

Photographs illuminate the terribly damaged family of man to which, I'm afraid, we all belong.