Sentences with phrase «seriously detracting from»

Finkelstein is quoted as saying that limiting merits review in the way suggested will «seriously detract from the tribunal's ability to make correct decisions».

None of this seriously detracts from the viewing experience.

This foray into voucher - bashing seriously detracts from what otherwise was an informative and engaging read.

I'd skip the sunroof — it seriously detracts from headroom — and those wickedly expensive seats are ultra-supportive but not for the wide of girth, making both entry and fastening the belts a chore.

The Citi ThankYou Preferred card doesn't offer any kind of bonus to new cardholders, which seriously detracts from its value compared to similar travel rewards cards.

But again, it fall flat, and the clunky, rusty, hard - to - grasp controls seriously detract from any enjoyment it may have presented.

But the lack of freedom in how to approach some missions and the unlikable main character seriously detract from the good stuff.

It is irrelevant to the main thrust of your proposal and seriously detracts from the paper.

Your irrelevant, ill educated and content free comments — school yard level chatter — seriously detract from civil discourse.

The strong visible flare in backlit images can seriously detract from the quality of images shot towards bright light.

Errors seriously detract from the quality, detail - focused image that you must exude in your job search.

Not exact matches

Rogen and Franco's chemistry keeps the film watchable when nothing seems to be happening — genuine love and affection play a big part — but watching nothing happen grates after a while, and detracts from some seriously entertaining stuff.

So as authors look seriously at self - publishing and e-books, it's real tempting to cut back on the time consuming and resource depleting efforts to promote that detracts from the time you have to write.

It can detract seriously from performance when done recklessly.

I know this sounds like nitpicking in what is actually a very strong game, but seriously I can not even come close to describing how much this little thing really detracted from the game for me.

More seriously, it was silly of Science to have any image at all that might pigeonhole this important letter or detract from it even microscopically as happened here.

I'll agree with you in so far as I take it seriously when praying to the Lord to «forgive me my trespasses, as I will forgive those who trespass against me», I still see it as playing little word games with trying to say that Dr Gleick's actions in an arguably political arena should not detract from all the other aspects he is involved in.

And while there are many who believe that judicial opinions that use verse, quote song lyrics, or make TV or movie references somehow detract from the dignity of the bench or disrespect parties who take the issues very seriously, let's not forget that judges owe a duty to write opinions that are accessible to all.