detriment

such tests are a detriment to good education.

no one could do one without detriment to the other.

is free to do as she wishes without detriment;

Smoking is a detriment to one’s health.

the portraitist flatters his sitter to the detriment of his art.

Smoking is now considered a detriment to good health.

He sits up very late, to the detriment of his health.

he is engrossed in his work to the detriment of his married life.

Dedicator makes this dedication for the benefit of the public at large and to the detriment of the Dedicator 's heirs and successors.

took a long leave of absence without detriment to her career.See Synonyms at disadvantage

Yes.Age is some detriment in that sort of adjustment.

The detriment caused by your thoughtless remark will never be forgotten.

But you don't have to be technically addicted to see detriments.

But could this be to the detriment of our intelligence?

Furthermore, following suit prevents innovation and creation, which is to the detriment of our society.

I think this was more of a detriment to me than anything else.

Secondly, vocational orientation is to the detriment of the higher learning in the long term.

These crimes, along with many others, are enriching and empowering these organizations to the detriment of the American people.”

Or lives lived for others as much as for ourselves, sometimes even to detriment of your own personal dreams.

So it's been to our own detriment.