Sentence examples for a harmful to from inspiring English sources

Medical tattoos, especially medical alert tattoos that replace alert bracelets, have reportedly grown in popularity, though experts disagree about whether alert tattoos are helpful or a harmful to EMTs during emergencies.

They accused them of creating an atmosphere harmful to minors, a claim that a judge ultimately found suspect.

I happen to believe homosexuality is a difference in genetics, not a "perversion, harmful to mankind". Thank goodness for the Revs.

But other Democrats saw Dr. McMahon's candidacy as a folly harmful to Mrs. Clinton.

The judges say Miliband acted in a way harmful to the rule of law by trying to suppress the evidence.

Marcel Lefebvre, "Secularism: A Mentality Harmful to the Apostolate—How Are We to Confront It?," Pastoral Letters, 1947 1968 (Kansas City, MO: Angelus Press, 1992), 126 48.

Your liver will have a difficult time metabolizing Midol if it is taken in addition to alcohol (a harmful substance to the liver).

Anger arises when mounting irritation, annoyance, and frustration burst into an irresistible impulse to respond in a harmful manner to the perceived source of those feelings.

They charged the producers with creating an atmosphere harmful to minors.

The parents claim the producers created an atmosphere harmful to minors, rife with the possibility of sex and intoxication.

The personal networks a founder builds will continue to function, and a failure at a startup isn't even harmful to a personal brand.