Examples of 'be a detriment' in a sentence
Meaning of "be a detriment"
be a detriment: To have a negative or harmful effect on something or someone
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She was turning out to be a detriment to my earning skills.
Losing any one of those six would be a detriment.
Would be a detriment to the war effort.
Lack of social life in any form can be a detriment to welfare.
It would be a detriment to interrupt him.
Delay can obviously be a detriment.
It would be a detriment to their performance.
The game has a history of bugs that may be a detriment to some.
While this can be a detriment for some, many have found success with both.
Unfortunately making emotional decisions can be a detriment in the investing world.
That can be a detriment because you are less flexible, and there is a steeper learning curve.
The efforts of humans can be a detriment to the environment.
In this country, being stupid is no longer considered to be a detriment.
But you do not want to be a detriment to the team either.
Faith 's lack of theatrical training also proved to be a detriment.
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The ongoing conflict may also be a detriment to improving health outcomes.
So, seen from a point outside, that can be a detriment.
Physical fitness Smoking may be a detriment to physical fitness for all age groups.
Toxic substances, or other pollutants that could be a detriment to the.
And that could be a detriment to local buyers . ”.
In some areas, additional acreage or outbuildings could actually be a detriment to a future sale.
They would be a detriment.
But, he added, his lack of seniority and experience could be a detriment.
The danger of groupthink is that it can be a detriment to one 's individual judgement.
There was a woman… Mark my words, he will be a detriment.
But proficiency in copying coded groups can be a detriment to copying plain language.
But according to Andreas Bitterer, that feature can also be a detriment to organizations.
At some point though, this can be a detriment to the music.
Excuse me . Lillian, I do not think Dr. Marks ' presence will be a detriment to the project.
As is turns out, too much exercise may be a detriment to your fertility.
A fast and cheaply fabricated promotion can even be a detriment to your business.
Rushing the process or skipping over steps would be a detriment to the finished product.
Employment in large-scale business activities may likewise be a detriment to traditional activities.
If I let pressure play a factor, it would be a detriment to my work and my personality.
Mark my words, he will be a detriment.
In others, it seems to be a detriment.
However, without proper use, it can be a detriment to many other things.
He 's just begun a delicate treatment . It would be a detriment to interrupt him.
Okay, but, Joan, you act as if a baby will be a detriment to your career.
Lillian, I do not think Dr. Marks 's presence will be a detriment to the project.
Lillian, I don't think Dr. Marks' presence will be a detriment to the project. Excuse me.
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