Sentence examples for almost always harmful from inspiring English sources

These profiling type phrases tend to place a stigma to a breed that is almost always harmful.

But the labels they use are almost always harmful in that they either denigrate the writer or increase the pressure she feels around her work.

They need to work with us, because we know disability better than they ever could, and what they are doing, when their stories include disability, is almost always harmful to the disability community".

Do not, under any circumstance, attempt to "pop" your baby's zits, since doing so is never helpful and is almost always harmful.

If we think about our personal lives -- partners, kids, parents, friends -- angry expressions (angry tirades, outbursts, without any apologies) almost always seems more harmful than helpful.

Female cosmetic genital surgery – so-called "designer vagina" operations – are almost always unnecessary, can be harmful, and should not be offered to girls under the age of 18, leading experts have said.

Facebook spammers almost always disguise links to computer-harmful websites by using a URL shortening service, which may mislead you to think you're just clicking over to a legitimate article or blog.

He points out that expanding cells in culture almost always causes cells to accumulate potentially harmful mutations.

For those that may be harmful, there is almost always a cure at your local hospital.

These areas almost always uncover a variety of chemicals that can be potentially harmful to an unborn child.

"From a Swedish immigrant's perspective, in the U.S., it seems like nudity is almost always placed in a sexual context, which I think is incredibly harmful.