Usage of "very damaging"

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Uso de very damaging em inglês

This sets a very damaging precedent for market practices, the groups said. 
 Reuters 

The prospect of a no-deal-Brexit is very damaging for the UK economy. 
 The Guardian 

It's more complicated for important news or rumours that are very damaging. 
 Radio NZ 

I think what Page 3 does is very damaging to young women. 
 The Guardian 

This married woman gave testimony that was very damaging to the Rev. 
 "Thirty Years In Hell" Or, "From Darkness to Light" 

It must have been, somehow, very damaging to one or the other. 
 The Mystery of Orcival 

It is extremely malignant, clever, and I fear will be very damaging. 
 Life and Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 2 

But this was more than a little humiliating and potentially very damaging. 
 The Irish Times 

I think that a complete failure in Copenhagen would be very damaging. 
 Reuters 

The consequences, for individuals, society and the economy, are very damaging. 
 The Guardian 

For instance, the threat posed by avian flu to health is very damaging. 
 The Guardian 

This is an area where regulatory competition could be very damaging, Enria added. 
 Reuters 

The circumstantial evidence the police hold is very damaging to her. 
 The girl who played with fire 

He believes this would be very damaging for the Irish economy. 
 The Irish Times 

That is something that is very , very serious, and very damaging. 
 The Guardian 

To Frederic Larsan this cane must mean a piece of very damaging evidence. 
 The Mystery of the Yellow Room 

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Very damaging ao longo do tempo

Very damaging nas variantes da língua

Nova Zelândia

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Estados Unidos da América

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Significados de very damaging em inglês