Sentence examples for clearly harm from inspiring English sources

Large pieces of plastic are easily seen and clearly harm animals, from turtles to albatrosses.

To trigger a government intervention, a megafirm has to try to extend its market dominance into a different market, or set prices in concert with other firms, or try to merge with another megafirm in the same business, or clearly harm consumers.

To fail to do one's part in a cooperative enterprise is to wrong those who cooperate even when it does not clearly harm either them or the enterprise as such (Dagger 1997, p. 71).

Since some actions clearly benefit us while others clearly harm us, acting on blind feelings is self-destructive.

- he's clearly harming himself - he may not be mentally OK - he could be trolling you".

"It is clearly harming Europe," says Jörg Meuthen, an economics professor from Kehl and European parliament candidate.

But there are many instances in both countries in which this has clearly harmed shareholders, not helped them.

The deputy attorney general's decision also reduces partisan pressures that were very clearly harming the national interest.

As clearly as aspirin helps some people, it just as clearly harms others, and for most the net benefits of taking aspirin regularly are just not known.

To view the bat's ravages, he shows one feeding in a controlled environment on the blood of a guinea pig, and an animal was clearly harmed in the making of the film.

They have shot an abysmal 24 per cent from beyond the perimeter and it is clearly harming their offence as they attempted just nine 3s in their defeat against Milwaukee last time out.