Sentence examples for ultimate detriment from inspiring English sources
On paper he's a star: handsome and easygoing and, to his ultimate detriment, not flashy in the least.
Only the last one seems to have had any success, and that has been to the ultimate detriment of all of us and of public trust in our political system".
And Romantic composers from Schumann and Chopin to Hugo Wolf and Gustav Mahler did in fact produce much of their very best creative work in precisely such a state of exaltation, in a few tragic instances (e.g., Schumann and Wolf) to the ultimate detriment of their sanity.
Which is appropriate since Nicklaus has done more than anyone else to elongate the experience of play to the game's ultimate detriment.
Chinese officials at all levels have said that yuan devaluation would not benefit the Chinese economy and would hurt the rest of East Asia, to China's ultimate detriment.
But Tesla's corporate culture clearly didn't allow him to second guess the words of Musk, to the ultimate detriment of the entire company and its investors.
Not only are the myriad roles -- and the ultimate power -- of principals too often ignored, but, to the detriment of schools, the needs of the principals too often are as well.
Even if these approaches imply much more incomplete matrices, the ultimate aim of selecting sequences, genes and species is to increase the amount of phylogenetic signal to the detriment of noisy signal; minimizing the level of missing data is one of the ways to pursue this aim.
