Sentence examples for a bit of harm from inspiring English sources

But none of these traits would have done him a bit of harm at the Supreme Court.

"That didn't do my career a bit of harm," Mr. Catto said this year in an interview with KLRN, a public television station in San Antonio.

Possibly it was plain to anyone that Jack, without meaning a bit of harm by it, had a way with women.

It may do a bit of harm here and there, to this and to that; and so does the sun in heaven.

Politicians who think they're doing only a bit of harm may find themselves unleashing forces they cannot control, and which might fix them too given half a chance.

Neither this nor his subsequent infractions, linked from one to another with a horrible inexorability, would amount to anything today, and not one does a bit of harm.

With social care levels now half what they were, it seems highly unlikely that someone like me, somebody who was more or less coping most of the time – an occasional section, a bit of self-harm, but more or less coping – would meet the qualifying threshold.

A bit of anxiety harms no one, in other words.

(Manager ambulance service, Centre C) "I think when you want to get patients to theatre ... it's full ... sometimes you see a little bit of harm come to patients because they don't get to theatre in time".

Relax and watch the show while secretly laughing - a bit of drama does no harm to you, but it might harm your cheerleader friends.

But I think a bit of variety does no harm.