Sentence examples for bit harmful from inspiring English sources

"It could be a bit harmful if all of these people that went to see it -- and I understand that it went very well -- decide not to see these companies in their own season".

When someone comes to you with a juicy bit of harmful gossip, find a way to deflect the situation, or make the gossiper aware of the harmful nature of what they're saying.

"Everything it seems I like is a little bit... harmful for me," he wrote in "Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk".

But the bar is low:The drug need only be slightly more effective than Taxol or a bit less harmful.

But the fact is Star sells cigarettes that are every bit as harmful as any other, and it is being made to pay into the settlement fund in proportion to the number of cigarettes it sells.

But melanoma is every bit as harmful to one's health as being "overweight".

Clinicians must recognize that a bad tumor marker is every bit as harmful as a bad drug.

Drinking alcohol more than a bit can be harmful.

The good news is that the practice of "irrigating" the colon, an undignified procedure once popularised by the Princess of Wales, has been shown to be a harmful bit of nonsense.

The less harmful bits of waste will undergo a new steam-cleaning process and be made into a stable, granular form, similar to cat litter; this will then be encased in concrete and moved to Nevada.Another dicey project, now half-way to completion, is to lift some 2,000 tonnes of spent fuel from two pools.

But I would argue that your hypersensitive overreaction to some televised comedy bits is far more harmful to our nation's wellbeing than the bits themselves.