Sentence examples for tremendously damaging from inspiring English sources

Because oil prices continue to drop, Iran's revenues from oil are suffering tremendously, damaging its economy and forcing its leaders to, possibly, compromise on controversial nuclear aspirations.

This abuse of religion for political purposes has been tremendously damaging for American politics.

"To have a network like Fox call it and everybody follow suit was a tremendously damaging thing.

"I think this will have a tremendously damaging effect on parents who do not have choices, where they are basically being told that their schools are not effective".

In a statement, Trump's lawyer, Charles Harder, said: "These defendants made several statements about Mrs Trump that are 100% false and tremendously damaging to her personal and professional reputation [and] broadcast their lies to millions of people throughout the US and the world – without any justification.

All too often such impacts are tremendously damaging to ecosystems.

Asian-Americans, she said at a 1997 meeting of the National Commission of Civic Renewal, "have also been tremendously damaged by affirmative action".

By damaging his hard drive, Lanza made it "tremendously more difficult" for investigators to piece together his online activities, said David McGroty, director of forensic operations at Flashback Data.

It's a tremendously messy process, at times thrilling and deeply useful, and at times damaging in ways that can't be anticipated.

"It would really damage him tremendously with his base," said one Republican close to the White House.

A voice emanating from an ambulance that had pulled up behind him said, tremendously amplified, "I think he damaged your car".