damagingly

damagingly

美 ['dæm?d???l?] 　英 ['dæm?d???l?]

• adv.非常地
• 網絡有損害地

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A useful strength can become a damagingly extreme form of behaviour.

有益的優點可能變成非常極端的行為模式。

Barack Obama remained damagingly aloof throughout the supercommittee's fruitless deliberations.

總統奧巴馬對于超級委員會整個無果而終的審議仍然漠不關心。

The American president's mediating hand is weaker, his charisma damagingly faded.

美國總統的斡旋之手變得愈加無力，他的感召力也大為削弱。

Maintaining that balance is never easy, and this administration has strayed, but not as often or as damagingly as the Bush team did.

保持這種平衡不是容易的事情，但是這個團隊管理不善，沒有布什團隊效率高。

Perhaps most damagingly, Thatcherism has lost the moral high ground.

最可悲的或許是，撒切爾主義已喪失了道德高地。

More damagingly for Gaza's people, the siege has also allowed for much greater control.

加沙人遭遇的更為嚴重的危害是：加沙之圍使得哈馬斯有了更大的控制權。

Now he is damagingly implicated in the furore engulfing Rupert Murdoch's media empire.

如今，他深深陷入了席卷魯珀特?默多克（RupertMurdoch）傳媒帝國的公眾憤怒。

More damagingly , say the worriers, short-termism leads to cuts in long-term investment.

人們擔心，短利主義更大的危害在于減少了企業的長期投資。