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How do you use detrimental in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "detrimental" in a sentence:

Simple Examples:

* The lack of sleep was detrimental to his performance at work.

* Excessive alcohol consumption can be detrimental to your health.

* The company's decision to cut funding was detrimental to the research project.

More Complex Examples:

* The constant exposure to loud noises had a detrimental effect on her hearing.

* Social media can have a detrimental influence on young people's self-esteem.

* The government's policies were seen as detrimental to the country's economic growth.

* The effects of climate change are detrimental to ecosystems worldwide.

Formal Examples:

* The study concluded that the new medication had a detrimental impact on patient recovery rates.

* The judge ruled that the defendant's actions were detrimental to the public interest.

Remember: "Detrimental" always implies a negative impact or consequence.

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