Sentence examples for allegedly harmful from inspiring English sources

If the non-performance of the allegedly harmful action would have resulted in the allegedly harmed person not coming into existence, then that person cannot be said to have been harmed by this action or, at any rate, according to the common understanding of harm (see Meyer 2003, 147 49, 155 58, for a detailed discussion).

In 1966 it was criminalised by the US Congress due to its allegedly harmful effects.

363 is analogous to such health-protective measures, since it reduces the exposure of New Jersey residents to the allegedly harmful effects of landfill sites.

In the former situation, the fact that allegedly harmful conduct falls outside the statute's scope belies a governmental assertion that it has genuinely pursued an interest "of the highest order". Ibid.

Hofmann always maintained that LSD was an important tool for investigating human consciousness, but as "acid" it became a popular street drug and was criminalised by the US Congress in 1966 because of its allegedly harmful effects.

Seabrook noted that "an elaborate system of legends, myths and gossip" had evolved around the immigrants, "to legitimate a sustained and unflagging resentment of their presence, and of their allegedly harmful influence on the community".

National Hispanic Civil Rights Groups are joining a global boycott against the Hyatt hotels for allegedly sustaining harmful working conditions for their staff, especially housekeepers, who according to the activists are predominantly women of color and Latinas.

Regardless of the scientific validity and the controversy of the health benefits of drinking wine, this notion has substantially created the widespread misconception among the public that wine is less associated with alcoholism and by implication allegedly less harmful than beer or spirits.

Questioning a TSA screener about the safety of its allegedly invasive and harmful body scanner.

It allegedly causes potentially harmful changes in water temperature and oxygen levels in a stretch of the river downstream of the dam, according to company data.

Recently a Federal Appeals Court finally brought some sanity to the issue of the government's being able to sue tobacco companies for allegedly burying the truth about cigarettes being harmful.