Sentence examples for Economically harmful from inspiring English sources

No doubt if one country undergoes economic upheaval, their leaders will immediately cast aside an economically harmful pact.

The European policy instruments are blunter and would be economically harmful to apply.

Such a ban would be impractical, difficult and economically harmful for business travelers.

But the record also shows that the process is probably less economically harmful than some critics maintain.

But like any sanctioned monopoly, a patent is a necessary evil; an economically harmful constraint on further innovation.

In March, the AFRC filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that Obama's national monument expansion wasn't just economically harmful but also fundamentally illegal.

I am right now trying to figure out which would be least harmful economically.

Limiting immigration flows has proved to be economically unsound and harmful to American families.

"Floodplain development should be recognized as geologically stupid, economically unwise, environmentally harmful, and pernicious to mankind," he says.

It carries no legal weight as a basis for asserting economic damage when a less harmful, indeed economically beneficial, alternative is available to him.

Such a rate applied to incomes greater than five hundred thousand or a million dollars a year "not only would not reduce the growth of the US economy but would in fact distribute the fruits of growth more widely while imposing reasonable limits on economically useless (or even harmful) behavior".