But that's better than harming animals and the environment.
Increasing help for those dependent on drugs is better than decreasing harm.
"Doing less is better than doing harm," wrote Bronwyn E. Bruton in a special report for the Council on Foreign Relations, who is the driving force behind this new theory.
But more and more studies have proved that restoring binaural hearing can bring more benefits than harm, including better hearing in noise, improved distance hearing and elimination of head-shadowing, and better sound localization [ 13].
It will do more good than harm, and it's better to be safe than sorry.
"In general, the quality of work with cases assessed as high risk of harm was better than that for all cases as a whole," the watchdog's performance report said.
Communities with higher levels of civic engagement, economic bargaining power and capacity for collective action tend to fare better than others in minimizing environmental harms.
Modern bird-watching was made possible largely by the development of optical aids, particularly binoculars, which enabled people to see and study wild birds, without harming them, better than ever before.
In the long run, potentially annoying your child with reminder text messages or voicemails is better than a late payment that harms your both of your credit scores.
Overdiagnosis was perceived as (1) a natural consequence of PSA testing; (2) better than dying and (3) a justifiable source of harm (harms being a regrettable but necessary price of 'cure'cure
