Sentence examples for bigger harm from inspiring English sources

However, the bigger harm is not that we expose ourselves to a collapse, but that we allow ourselves and foreigners to underestimate, even mock, our economic system.

But the bigger harm is actually overdiagnosis.

Those little lies can cause big harm, she said.

"The biggest harm he is doing to the country is the way he is reaching power".

My biggest harm I do to myself is I put all this pressure on myself".

Thankfully, this mistake can be fixed before it causes big harm -- either by Congress this year or the administration itself next year.

Matt Noffs told me that when "Howard launched the tough-on-drugs policy, it was actually a big harm reduction and re-education policy.

"The biggest harm here is that immigration lawyers have traditionally been the only real bridge between immigrants coming to this country and the American dream," Mr. Tarin said.

"You can lose this window of opportunity, and the biggest harm you can do to a child with medulloblastoma is to not cure them when you should be curing them.

Snowden's biggest harm to US isn't outing secret program, but politically neutering US response to China's far more serious hacking campaign — Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) 13 Jun 13 There were plenty of accusations on China's lively Weibos, or microblogs, of "hypocrisy" by the United States, the English-language Post reported.

"This may save steel industry jobs, but this may cause very big harm to the steel consuming industry," said Tadaaki Yamaguchi, the president of JFE Steel America, a Japanese company that supplies steel to its sister company in California, which turns that into small-diameter oil industry pipe.