detriment

“I respectfully disagree. Yes, he’s dying, I agree with that but it doesn’t mean we need to cover it when the whole Republican Party has gotten on board with AIPAC. We have to keep shining a light on the orchestrators. It’ll go on long after he kicks it to all of our detriment.”

“This morning’s conversation with spouse: we are terrible at self-promotion. We’re also trying to decide if that’s a detriment or a positive.”

“I guess that majority of American farmers voted with their hate instead of their head. Boggles the mind that they’d vote to the total detriment of their families and their livelihoods, doesn’t it?”

“We should no longer put up with Politicians who simply use, manipulate and exploit voters simply to get elected so as they can just carry on as they like, serving vested interests to the detriment of voters, of the economy and ultimately of our society.”

“As a possible addendum: the USA exit from WHO will presumably reduce the effectiveness of the global monitoring systems to the detriment the USA and the other 96% of humanity.”

“None of this has any relevance whatsoever to my original analysis, by the way, which was that the media was deliberately omitting or obfuscating crucial information to further a political narrative, to the detriment of British Jews and their safety.”

“Trans people are a detriment to the financial growth of Bluesky so more and more bluechecks are going to be posting transphobia because they know they won't get banned for it”

“Another example: forgetting a detail in a conversation during a split results in thinking of ones self as an awful friend or terrible person unworthy of having friends at all— thinking of themselves as a detriment to others.”

“This is like a rare example of a genre having a golden era to the detriment of itself.”

“Heads up: No one else is responsible for Trump's actions. No one. Not his Dad, not Biden, not Jesus, not MAGA voters. What he is doing to America he has done all by himself, much to our detriment, defying recommendations from experts and lifelong public servants.”