Sentence examples for certainly no harm from inspiring English sources

And there is certainly no harm in your using them.

"We don't know exactly why it helps, but there's certainly no harm in eating breakfast every day.

There's certainly no harm in waiting, at least until Microsoft works out the inevitable bugs and kinks that come with every new OS.

Not that there weren't issues for the networks to overcome, but it was certainly "no harm, no foul time".

Every now and then a phrase eludes you and there is certainly no harm in asking for help.

In none of these cases, Mr. Aharonishky said, did the poisons seem able to cause great harm -- certainly no more than the force of the blasts themselves.

At the least, a stronger, firmer posture will certainly do no harm.

You only need to see the sleeve of his early albums to conclude it certainly did no harm.

When it comes to calming passions on the street, arguments about monotheism may have little impact, but a bit of  broad historical perspective certainly does no harm.

The Premier League cannot remedy all the world's ills, but it must lead if it can, and it must certainly do no harm.

They last broke off in 2008, when China was sulking about American arms sales to Taiwan.Co-ordinating American and Chinese efforts in the Gulf of Aden has certainly done no harm to ties.