Examples of 'was damaging' in a sentence
Meaning of "was damaging"
was damaging: This phrase is used to describe actions or events that have caused harm, destruction, or negative effects. It denotes the negative impact of a situation on a person, object, or concept
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This was damaging natural sites in an unanticipated way.
That his attitude was damaging to morale.
In the beginning no one knew that it was damaging.
His absence was damaging to the peace talks.
Very soon realized that this was damaging.
That what was damaging to the reputation.
My dermatologist said the chlorine was damaging my complexion.
It was damaging to my business and a personal betrayal.
Generated by millions of visitors was damaging the painting.
Oxide was damaging the paintings.
That reflected a lack of investment which was damaging to leadership.
It was damaging testimony.
I thought your massive schnoz was damaging his campaign.
What happened was damaging to the Organization and to relations within the international community.
I thought your massive schnozz was damaging his campaign.
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The adventure was damaging especially for Dion and the Bloc.
He added that pollution caused by plastic was damaging to the environment.
That his attitude was damaging to morale That Sergeant Spencer was a disruptive force.
This showed that this medication was damaging their liver.
It was damaging to men in their relations with women, their children and other men.
The bohemian lifestyle was damaging his already fragile health.
Many participants shared the view that a high level of inequality was damaging for growth.
He said it was damaging my nerves.
But Freud claimed any type of remorse was damaging.
The content of the letters was damaging to the British government.
Last May another group of researchers reported signs that global warming was damaging the permafrost.
The biggest thing Dad found was damaging the soil was exposure to sunlight.
Hitler later removed the restriction on crucifixes, as it was damaging morale.
I felt like I was damaging my body.
Israel may have understood the signal, but externally it was damaging.
I knew I was damaging my body.
Because it reflected to me the sense that what was damaging to the reputation.
Years later the sea erosion was damaging the second lighthouse, therefore a third lighthouse was built.
Or that capitalism was damaging.
This event was damaging for both the nation 's institutional community and its private equity industry.
That concession was damaging.
It was damaging testimony . I had to do something distracting.
People who do not like the leak try to say that it was damaging national security.
It was damaging for our image . ”.
They made a lot of noise and noise generated was damaging to birds and small mammals.
Brenda Epoo, 49, a midwife at clinic, said the former practice of evacuating every woman was damaging.
The stories were written when the Brahmin domination was damaging the local culture of Mithila.
The highly publicized case was damaging to McCarthy 's popularity and influence.
Aside from the result, the style of football was damaging in itself.
The burning of property was damaging the nation's global image.
We were continually lifting things hundreds of times a day and it was damaging my back . ”.
However, the blockade was damaging to Croatian tourism.
Along the coast of Peru, the tsunami was damaging.
Even worse, he was damaging the emperor.
Hitler later removed the restriction on crucifixes, because it was damaging people 's morale.
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Damaging a nugget may reduce its value
This can cause damaging psychological stress
