Sentences with phrase «real disservice»

They also, by raising among Jews the false hope that a simple doctrinal adjustment by the Church (rather than real accommodation by Israel to the reality of Palestinian peoplehood) will resolve the issues diplomatically, do a real disservice to the Jewish community both in Israel and here in America.

you've convinced me I would be doing myself a real disservice NOT to eat one or two or three.

For those who are dismissing them because of the Regular Season are doing themselves a real disservice.

That notion does a real disservice to the thousands of school food directors in this country who are doing their best to serve decent school meals with the appallingly few resources they've been given.

(This is why, while I don't object if some parents want to practice it, I think the practice of «attachment parenting» has done a real disservice to parents by implying there are dire consequences to your baby if you don't practice it, which is patently untrue.)

Even if the expectation is subliminal, preventing boys from expressing emotion does them a real disservice.

Norman is doing himself a real disservice.

As such, Scambos thinks Zwally's paper «has been a real disservice to the science community.»

«It's a real disservice to the patients to call it a lottery because then they are devastated if they don't win,» says Stephen Reingold, vice-president of research and medical programmes for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Ohhh no, you'd be doing your taste buds a real disservice there.

Some info to be found here but much of the content to be found on This website quotes many archaic studies and is a real disservice to some of the great strides in heart disease intervention being made today by those in the trenches activly treating patients and studying bloodwork and publishing research that is being accountable to their peers.

That's not only plagiarism, it does you a real disservice because you are unique.

I thought by making it a Dynasty Warrior clone, and a pretty mediocre one at that, Tecmo Koei had done a real disservice to the franchise and it's wonderful fiction.

Before we dive into the real heart and soul of For Honor, it would be a real disservice to not acknowledge the astounding single player campaign.

Developer Tequilaworks noted that the portable version of the game needed to be compromised technically in order for the game to even run on the Switch, yet the end result is so poor compared to other versions of the game that it feels like the developers have done a real disservice to their own work.

«If you can't dismiss someone who clearly is not doing the job, it does a real disservice to the kids,» she says.

In the past, when educators felt they had students who were not ready for complex texts, educators offered these students «simplified» texts; but if we do that, we're doing kids a real disservice.

There are brilliant individual sentences that stand out, but this books comparison to Gatsby is a real disservice.

You're doing self - published authors a real disservice by conflating the two

If you've waited that long, you've done yourself and your book a real disservice.

It's fine to prefer one medium to another, but when we get tied up in arguments that pit ebooks against «real books», we're missing the point — and doing a real disservice to the authors whose words and stories are why we read in the first place.

It's a real disservice to fans.

Developer Tequilaworks noted that the portable version of the game needed to be compromised technically in order for the game to even run on the Switch, yet the end result is so poor compared to other versions of the game that it feels like the developers have done a real disservice to their own work.

iPad and iPhone are both doing a real disservice to game prices by allowing games at such low price points — it is an issue the industry has to address at some point.

«Anyone who would associate our state with the controversial and disreputable world leaders pictured in this ad fundamentally misunderstands and disrespects the people of Kansas,» she said, adding that the ad «does a real disservice to Kansans who are looking for an honest and constructive debate about our state's energy future.»

Environmentalists did a great job identifying the problems but they have done a real disservice to the community in proposing solutions, whether its algae or hydrogen cars — I could go through a laundry list.

Lessons From Kyoto My opinion, you all did a real disservice to science by paying so much attention to Stephens and so little to everything else.

The idea that pundits can go out and say you have to have a niche and not be focused in multiple areas, does a real disservice to certain lawyers.

There's another reason that the hype around AI does a real disservice to legal technology discussion: it overshadows truly meaningful work in the area of machine learning.

To put it in more concrete terms, I think it does law students a real disservice if they graduate with lots of training in writing 40 - page academic papers about legal issues, and no training in writing brief, economical memos on legal issues which are more like the work product clients need.

Getting Laser Focused on Your Networking Goals If your limiting beliefs are holding you back, then you're doing a real disservice to your networking strategy.