Word: detriment
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Testing graduate students' teaching skills before they even enter a classroom may be to the detriment of the graduate students' education's, Robertson says...
...Orthodox Christianity" right here, in Bosnia, the Russians managed to assume a position they had only been dreaming about for a long time. And what's more, they have also finally gained access to the "warm sea," the Adriatic. Most ironically, they gained the moral upper hand, to the detriment of NATO, which forfeited any of the moral stature it might have once held...
...months from now. To do otherwise, argues one high Administration official, could put potential allies in a bind. "If some members of Congress feel they would be tugged to the left in health-care reform, they might want to go to the right in welfare reform, to the detriment of our program...
Outcault said the Coalition does not want tofocus on Mansfield to the detriment of otherissues on the agenda...
Sipe said membership in the Radcliffe Union ofStudents and Women Appealing for Change, which hasbeen sponsoring a boycott of the clubs, would haveno bearing on whether a women would be punched. Itdefinitely "wouldn't be a detriment," he said