Sentence examples for cause greater harm from inspiring English sources

And those mistakes can cause greater harm than merely stoking the anxieties of a sick person or her parents.

But Mr Farage and Ms Sturgeon still have the ability, through their charisma, to cause greater harm.

Screening younger women, while possibly saving Leanne, would not only cause greater harm for many women but would also leave the health service less able to fund treatment for people with other health problems.

But with all the people leaving reviews online, shouldn't it be possible to catch these things before they spread too far and cause greater harm?

This may have significant adverse impacts for them, and may cause greater harm than not identifying the small number of "true-positives".

Board members have agreed with Sepa officers that not all the particles posed a risk to health and to recover all these could cause greater harm to the environment.

The disease can cause great harm.

They also warned that the global biochar bonanza could even cause great harm.

Labour's price freeze need not cause great harm if oil and gas prices hold steady.

"This reinforces that social media can cause great harm and that its misuse can be criminal," Ms. Goldberg said.

-NASA administrator William H. Gerstenmaier observed that, "As engineers, the machines we build can do great things but can also cause great harm".