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• r  in a detrimental manner

• The American people expect us to adopt comprehensive health reform that addresses the priorities we have outlined without detrimentally affecting those who have health insurance or .
• While we pursue those goals we must not detrimentally impact those with health insurance or worsen the national debt.
• Not all amateurs realize that the sun's rays affect detrimentally radio transmission in daylight by expanding the atmosphere and partly disintegrating it (a process called .

• harmfully
• noxiously

• harmlessly

News & Articles

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• Low vitamin D levels may speed up bone aging
  Vitamin D deficiency may not only reduce bone density, but also detrimentally affect bone quality, and speed up the aging of human bone, says a new study.
  July 11, 2013 - Nutraingredients.com
• Low vitamin D levels may speed up bone aging: Study
  Vitamin D deficiency may not only reduce bone density, but also detrimentally affect bone quality, and speed up the aging of human bone, says a new study.
  July 11, 2013 - Nutraingredients.com
• Rising temperatures good for crops
  In spite of a planting season that ran detrimentally late due to wet field conditions, recent dry weather and rising temperatures have crop conditions looking up. “The crops are really improving,” said Mark Carlton, field agronomist for the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. “The weather we have had has greatly improved the corn crop, and things are looking better.” Although some ...
  July 9, 2013 - The Fairfield Ledger

Quotes

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• Jennifer Granholm in MLive.com
  The Michigan Economic Development Corporation reports that this issue already is detrimentally impacting our state's ability to attract and retain foreign investment and skilled workers,Granholm wrote in a letter sent Wednesday to Senate...
• Louise Charron in Windsor Star
  The recognition of this tort would have significant consequences for other legal obligations and would detrimentally affect the legal system and society more generally,wrote Charron.
• Iain Wright in Hartlepool Mail
  Hartlepool MP Iain Wright said: "I am concerned that there may be a possibility that such expansion could detrimentally affect the quality of water into Hartlepool homes."