detriment

There seems to be so much pressure to reinvent the wheel these days, to a detriment when it comes to TV programming.

Can Maya Rudolph Save the Variety Show?

Kevin Fallon

May 20, 2014

But according to Rob Lowe, a man who possesses all of these qualities, being too pretty as an actor is actually a detriment.

Rob Lowe: Don’t Hate Me Because I’m Beautiful

Tricia Romano

April 8, 2014

We take our cultural icons very seriously, often to both their detriment and ours.

Proustapalooza: Going Crazy for Marcel’s Novel at 100

Elisabeth Ladenson

October 3, 2013

In geopolitics, this is where regions or states fracture into smaller, mutually-hostile units to the detriment of all.

Twitchy! Michelle Malkin's Phony War

Tom Doran

April 10, 2013

I really like jackets, and tend to buy them to the detriment of my need of all the other items.

Ali Smith: How I Write

Noah Charney

January 23, 2013

This should be skimmed off as it forms, for it is a detriment to the jelly.

I do not mean that his mind or mental powers are in any way affected to their detriment.

It may be perfectly true that you can employ it to our detriment.

The attorney cannot determine the relation himself, to his client's detriment.

Then others who depend on us will indulge theirs, to our detriment and misery.