Sentence examples similar to applied harmfully from inspiring English sources
Allen Buchanan argues that exploitation occurs "whenever persons are harmfully utilized as mere instruments for private gain," and adds that this could apply to business transactions between two affluent bankers—"Each harmfully utilizes the other as a mere means to his own advantage" (Buchanan, 1984, 44).
"Apply, apply, apply," she said.
As incidence decreases, TB becomes more and more concentrated in certain vulnerable groups, such as the poor, homeless people, migrants, people living with HIV/AIDS, people who use substances and alcohol harmfully, prisoners and marginalised groups.
In case of a medical emergency that requires a 911 call (call to Emergency services), this alerts EMTs that you're on warfarin so that they don't give you medications that could possibly interact harmfully with it.
Coal-burning pollution caused harmfully to human and environment.
What The Times writes can quickly, and sometimes harmfully, become pundit fodder.
The effects of such lazy thinking can multiply, at times harmfully.
"It's just a technology; it can be used either benevolently or harmfully.
They have a duty to portray illness accurately, as they must avoid harmfully romanticising dying.
In its current form, the Plan S green option is needlessly and even harmfully narrow and difficult.
