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Regardless at any time, regardless of any place do not not be able to oppose the company, does a disservice to the customer matter.

probably been more in everyone's eye by coming short for the ball all the time, but I would be doing a disservice to the team.

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Gosh, I seem to put this one on almost every list. But if I left it off this list I would be doing you a disservice.

Don't do yourself a disservice, over the next week or so, by trying too hard to help someone else.

Further, some of these ideas may be true, but by refusing to challenge them we do them a great disservice---we treat them as dogmas.

He felt that either time had done her disservice or that he had considerably overrated her sense , and borne with her manners before .

Also, if these troops were all from USA, then it is a real disservice to describe them as just "NATO" troops.

By letting tweeters see the whites of her eyes, she has done other companies a disservice.

Complaining about your life is one of the easiest things to do and it acts as a true disservice to you.

Believe me, my dear Miss Elizabeth, that you are modest, so far from doing any disservice and it rather adds to your other perfections.

The adless publication is painted either as a disservice to the public, or as an economic impossibility.

If you mix them up you're going to do a disservice to the course as well as another path that you're following.

Life always someone for you disservice this time, you do not have to blame someone else.

By not signing up to binding targets, China does a disservice to the countries it affects to lead.

It does a disservice to that nation's citizens and private creditors, and to the taxpayers across the world who provide IMF funding.

Locust calamity has became one of the grave disservice to agriculture animal husbandry.

And I wonder whether by ignoring our differences as women or men of colour we do a disservice both to the law and to society.

For this he was labeled boring, but the label did a disservice to a player who made professionalism into artistry, and vice versa.

disservice The spreading of such ideas is of great disservice to the state.

The technician HAS done a serious disservice to his company by disclosing the kerneled secrets about its main products to other companies.

It seemed to me she was doing them a disservice by viewing them in this way.

a lot of SOA people do themselves and SOA a disservice by disavowing integration as a real reason for SOA.

Those of us who have never consulted a plastic surgeon, much less attended a coming out party, are probably doing ourselves a disservice.

To dismiss these women's concerns as a hysterical, misinformed reaction does them a disservice.

I'd like to suggest that our Ph. D. programs often do students a disservice in two ways.

But when it comes to a good night's sleep, can these pills do a disservice?

"We do a disservice to Russia by not taking it seriously, " said Toomas Ilves, Estonia's president.

"It did them a giant disservice, " said Dr. Stein of the geological survey.

So if you're clinging out of fear to a job you don't want, you're doing yourself and the rest of us a disservice.

We're doing a disservice to our children and grandchildren by saddling them with these debts and no reasonable plan for retiring them.

The event has done a disservice to the local tourism of the city.

eg: You have done a serious disservice to your country by selling military secrets to our enemies.

If you send this nasty letter to your boss, you'll do yourself a disservice.

He at all times bear secondly mater disservice, at all times in this way.

Farmers can not be added back Club, a great disservice to the farmers to participate in productive activities enthusiasm.

Why? Because, slowly but surely, you are doing your gender a disservice.

we would be doing the branda disservice.

Right is on the rise in the value of hand too early, the loss of money has dominated for too long, the result is a disservice not win.

When you let other people diminish you, you do a disservice not only to yourself but to the whole human race.

This is where our pain-avoidance mechanisms do us a disservice, especially as traders.

Stop! You always do a disservice to him.

He called the Swiss decision 'a disservice to justice. '

Man may experience many kinds of love, but don't let love be a disservice.

In a job search, if you tell yourself you have a gazillion choices, you do yourself a disservice.

But in Japan, such opacity is the norm. That is a disservice to democracy and accountability.

But does it really do him a disservice to view the writing as fantasy? C. S. Lewis thought not

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We will never do any disservice to you