Sentence examples for because it could harm from inspiring English sources

Nintendo said several days ago that children under 6 should not look at the 3-D screen on its new 3DS hand-held device because it could harm eye development.

Harvey Perlman, the Nebraska chancellor, said the six conferences that manage the B.C.S. had resisted a playoff because it could harm the welfare of student-athletes.

Pope Francis has denied a private audience to the Dalai Lama because it could harm the Holy See's already fraught relations with China, the Vatican said on Friday.

In "How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body," William J. Broad speaks with an upstate New York yoga teacher, Glenn Black, who advises that the "vast majority of people" should give up yoga because it could harm them.

Jordan Bars Hussein's Book A new novel attributed to Saddam Hussein, left, "Get Out, Damned One," has been banned from publication in Jordan because it could harm relations with Iraq, Reuters reported.

The presiding judge said he didn't want to put Chung behind bars because it could harm the national economy.

The president now wants to block their publication because, he says, it could harm American troops.

Bishop Suheil Dawani of Jerusalem publicly opposed having the conference there because he said it could harm relations with other churches and faiths in the Middle East.

By no means do I think they should shy away from using social media because of the risk that it could harm their financial future.

"It's well known that the reason that women drink when they are pregnant is firstly because they don't know that it could harm the foetus, but also the stresses of life in this community".

"It could harm our veterans because we think it would find even lower levels of radiation".