Sentence examples for terribly damaging for from inspiring English sources

As an introvert, I believe it is terribly damaging for this word to be used as a pejorative term.

It was terribly damaging for my ego.

And then there is the all too common, and terribly damaging, conflation of homosexuality and paedophilia.

But in debt-driven expansions, inequality appears to play an integral role in terribly damaging bubbles inflated by stagnant incomes, underpriced risk and leveraged consumption.

The game of neutrality between the aggressors and their victims has been morally sickening and terribly damaging to the U.N. and NATO.

He told the Times that Labour was in disarray and Corbyn's proposals and views were "terribly damaging and there is no effective opposition" to the Conservatives.

David Gill has confirmed he has rejected the offer of becoming Fifa vice-president due to the "terribly damaging events" that culminated in Sepp Blatter winning a fifth term as Fifa president.

"We have an opportunity to reverse the terribly damaging impact that eating animals has had on our lives and on this planet," Mark Post, a professor in the physiology department at Maastricht University, in the Netherlands, told me.

Some of those consequences may be terribly damaging, especially to those in the economy least able to bear them.It's a simple case, as I've said, one that stands on economists' influence over others.

James Norris, a research engineer who has worked extensively in the area, called the vandalism "terribly damaging" and "inexcusable".

"They drove north to south and swerved all over the place – all of which will be terribly damaging," he said.