"Not only is it unlawful, but it's a terrible disservice to both the residents and citizens of New York."

We do ourselves a terrible disservice by claiming that there is anything systematic about American health care, over all.

"I think it would be a terrible disservice for me to comment at this time," he said.

Those who play the game, however, have been done a terrible disservice.

"We are doing a terrible disservice to our students if this is yet another example of making sure science doesn't offend anyone."

The letter also said she "had done a terrible disservice" to constituents who lost out on the opportunity for a golf course.

But you're making a mistake and doing her a terrible disservice by encouraging her hallucinations.

She spat the words at him, as if he'd done her some terrible disservice.

The lead author concluded, "I'm afraid we have done a terrible disservice to kids."

"The Mayor has done a terrible disservice to the schoolchildren."