Sentences with phrase «major detriment»

The only major detriment of Ms. Pac - Man on mobile is that you can, for only a little more money, play Ms. Pac - Man for Prizes — the same game with additional benefits.

Besides establishing another layer of cultural barriers among students, the other major detriment of grouping is the differential nature of instruction accorded to different ability groups (see Allington, 1983).

In business, it can be major detriment.

Consequently, they are a major detriment, not just to Republicans, but to congress, which is supposed to define roles for governing the country.

The fabric border at the top of the crib is not as nice to the touch as some others listed here, although this is not a major detriment to the use of the crib.

But still, seeing the boys explore and grow, even moving out on their own, holding jobs, making their own films... the question always lingers, at a major detriment to Moselle's story: How did they get here?

Regardless of lame attempts to cover their social awkwardness with various colorful appearances, these dragons are a major detriment to their society.

During the hearing, Warren pointed out that DeVos has no personal experience with student loans, which could be a major detriment to Americans saddled with student debt.

Plus, the added benefit of flexibility in using the cash in a taxable brokerage account for anything (as opposed to only education related expenses in the 529 plan) makes the risk of over funding the 529 plan a major detriment.

High fees and poor investment selection create barriers to success, and tax costs can be a major detriment to return.

At the American Humane Association October 1993 meeting in Baltimore, the «cat lobby» was stated as being a major detriment to the forces in favor of coercive laws.

As a fan, I was worried this would be a major detriment to the game's enjoyment, but that wasn't my experience at all.

While this may seem like a major detriment at first, the Nyanta's inability to access the normal item pouch means that you never need to worry about purchasing items at the shop, dealing with combining to create new items, or making sure you have the items you need before embarking on a quest.

I simply don't understand why you can't see the broad middle ground between «deploy [ing] a large quantity of resources based merely on fear», to the major detriment of prosperity and economic happiness, and «business as usual.».

I simply don't understand why you can't see the broad middle ground between «deploy [ing] a large quantity of resources based merely on fear», to the major detriment of prosperity and economic happiness, and taking a bunch of «low - regrets» precautions such as targeted incentives for R&D with a good chance of «pre-solving» the problems.

Lack of organization can be a major detriment to any case.

As helpful as smartphones and tablets can be, they can also serve as a major detriment to a small business owner's work / life balance.