Sentence examples for a more harmful from inspiring English sources

This is ultimately a more harmful hypocrisy than that, say, of a "pro-life" Congressman who tried to persuade his mistress to have an abortion.

Stripped of the ability to tell any manner of lie, low-level, social, white, he became a more harmful presence than he ever was as a bluffing smoothy.

The following year he contributed to a paper that came to the conclusion that alcohol was a more harmful substance than cannabis, LSD or Ecstasy.

Inheriting Denisovan or Neanderthal immunity genes will have helped modern humans to fight the diseases of the day, but beyond the age of reproductive maturity they might have a more harmful effect, turning our immune systems on ourselves.

This change was made too late to avert a more harmful sequel, for in late April a mutiny broke out among the French infantry and spread until 16 French army corps were affected.

Mr. Padoan cautioned that it was wiser for countries like Spain, France and Britain, which are trying to rein in long-term liabilities, to focus on raising revenue through indirect or consumption-related taxes, rather than higher direct taxes, which can have a more harmful effect on growth.

Both sets of modeling agree on one point, though whether conditions would mean the impact of a spill would be a lot more harmful in winter, with the likelihood of reaching Kangaroo Island rising to potential as high as 37percentt.

Both sets of modelling agree on one point though whether conditions would mean the impact of a spill would be a lot more harmful in winter, with the likelihood of reaching Kangaroo Island rising to potential as high as 37percentt.

In 2015, it is hard to imagine an institution more harmful than a prison.

There are therapies, like chemotherapy, during which doctors put a certain chemical in your body that's a little more harmful to cancer cells than the cells that help you.

A Wall Street career is becoming indefensible, and yet large fractions of the graduates of America's best universities can think of no better use for their intelligence and degrees than a job that has become less socially useful than prostitution, and a lot more harmful.