Equally damaging to good, honest Italian food, in Mrs. Hazan's opinion, is the current tendency to "twist and reshape" constantly, reaching for novelty.

His two cousins proved equally effective and equally damaging to expensive crossbows, but the boat stayed clear of goblins, soon outdistancing those giving stubborn pursuit in the swift current.

He added that equally damaging would be the loss of a source of inspiration to American youths.

Mr. Ramseur was considered a key prosecution witness, but his action could be equally damaging to Mr. Goetz's defense.

Equally damaging to the overall theory of the origin of the State is the fact that there seem to be examples of stateless societies with much less problematic classes.

In the Handbook of Creativity, Robert J. Sternberg writes, "Equally damaging to the scientific study of creativity, in our view, has been the takeover of the field, in the popular mind, by those who follow what might be referred to as a pragmatic approach.

Cheating by thinking of, touching and talking with someone may be equally damaging to one of the parties.

In the long run, as the UK Competition Commission has pointed out, this will equally damage consumers as choice, availability and quality are squeezed out of the market.

An unsuccessful transition will equally damage us all.

While the liberal democrats must know that the issue of student fees will return to haunt them, they should also recognise that the damage they are visiting on universities will be equally damaging to their reputation.