detriment

His love for music started very early to the detriment of school.

And not being part of that social set is probably a detriment.

Often to the detriment of the players and the team.

This is to the detriment of both men and women.

Even if it is to the detriment of the central bank.

Such a result would not always work to the criminal's detriment.

If we play him right now, it could be a real detriment to the kid.

You can only do one thing at a time, and as a result - maybe to my detriment, who knows?

Not if it's to the detriment of a certain young lady.

And those costs, he said, "have worked to the detriment of other programs."

We have just heard about not creating one thing to the financial detriment of another.

"This proposed change is really a detriment to the public."

That would be to the detriment of Europe' s economic position.

Support to the wealthy to the detriment of the poor.

During the next 75 years the place was changed several times in detriment of the original design.

Exactly how will this be a detriment to the consumer?

I asked him if he thought that Obama's race would be a detriment.

And we are also against this being done to the detriment of consumer health.

This is to the detriment of every single human being on the planet.

"It may not favor some to the detriment of others."

That's all the more remarkable because the industry has long had its own way in Congress, to the nation's detriment.

Or just trade up, to the detriment of existing lines?

Both described it as the biggest detriment to the game.

But the choice he made was not to the detriment of his dancing.

But to the form's detriment, there is little time for reflection.