1. The fans have done the game a great disservice.

2. The minister's comments do teachers a great disservice.

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

4. She has done a great disservice to her cause by suggesting that violence is justifiable.

5. She did her cause great disservice by concealing the truth.

6. He said the protesters were doing a disservice to the nation.

7. This violence will do a grave disservice to their cause.

8. Well, it does them a great disservice.

9. This kind of jiggery-pokery does them a disservice.

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10. Such uninformed views do the industry a disservice.

11. Many perform a great disservice to their members by failing to represent their interests independently and fairly.

12. Critics point to the disservice to the public of allowing the self-interest of organizations to determine welfare outcomes.

13. In this case, the term does a great disservice to horses.

14. Am I really doing him a disservice if I leave it as one big C: drive?

15. The remedial programs we knew about did a disservice to their students by thinking of them as remedial.

16. Such behaviour is a disservice to patients and the profession.

17. I would have done her a disservice had I immediately jumped in to help.

18. This a disservice to ISKCON and its leaders.

19. In this it has done mankind a great disservice.

20. Actually what he said did me quite a disservice.

21. They do a great disservice to our society.

22. Stress management experts, however, are now suggesting that auger has been done a great disservice.

23. Those who learn but do not thinking is doing a disservice to learning and themselves–just as bad as thinking without learning. Dr T.P.Chia 

24. By confusing unrelated issues and taking information out of context, you do readers a great disservice.

25. The evidence from excellent companies strongly suggests that managers who feel this way are doing them selves a disservice.

26. But our noblesse oblige may be doing youths an extreme disservice.

27. The fans' rude behavior has done the game a great disservice.

28. To make the assumption that JustText was only capable of producing text would be to do it a grave disservice.

29. But they quickly realised the judge had done them a great disservice and that his report hinged on a massive irony.

30. When Mr Non-Productive Employee gets a raise, it does a disservice to the productive employee.

31. He did them a disservice.

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

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

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

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35. But Gallas , 29, added: & quot ; I have been done a disservice for a long time.

36. We will never do any disservice to you [ anything to hurt you ].

37. You could do yourself a grave disservice by revealing all to a potential rival.

38. When we are not careful enough they will do disservice to us.

39. Conclusion: The disservice of Salmonella mainly from the meat products, through the cribration with Salmonella colouration flat plate can reduced the quantity of the work.

40. Miss Crawford's beauty did her no disservice with the Miss Bertrams.

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

42. If Obama follows fuzzy standards, he does the nation a disservice and is better off just limping along with the current, unimproved NCLB law.

43. He has rendered a major disservice to our cause of plain English.

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

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