Sentence examples for direct harmful from inspiring English sources

Natalie Molnar, who founded the Mulan petition, writes that so-called whitewashing has a "direct, harmful impact on not only the movie itself but the audience".

These results indicated that direct harmful impacts of TiO2 NPs on BBB integrity were presented during the acute and long-term exposure.

Intuitively, for this result to hold, advertising must have a direct harmful effect ((k<1)), but in addition, region (III) requires the quality differential of the publicly owned platform to be sufficiently large.

Otherwise, the recent policies mentioned in the introduction that are used by some EU countries would not necessarily be welfare-enhancing even if advertising has a direct harmful effect.

This can be explained by the fact that the criterion of total revenue is defined by merely the pecuniary revenue of every taxi trip, and higher monetary revenue usually corresponds to excessive driving time and mileage as well as great externalities such as congestion and environmental pollution, which exerts more direct harmful effect to the whole industry.

Recently, it has been suggested that SSRIs added to platelet impaired function may have a direct harmful effect on the GI tract mucosa based on observations by Takeuchi et al. [37].

Public authority should limit free speech only when it incites violence or unequivocally provokes direct and harmful discrimination against a vulnerable minority.

Interestingly, as in the model created by Kind et al. (2007), in our model, the equilibrium level of advertising by the publicly owned platform can be positive even if advertising has a direct socially harmful effect.

This Distortion of the Accounting has had Multiple, Direct and Harmful Impacts on All Services -- Special access had a 66% (EBITDA) -- because it paid only a fraction of expenses while Local Service paid the majority.

A direct potentially harmful association of TFA intake with the risk of depression was found in this Mediterranean cohort.

Yet to be described are protective factors within the lung allograft that could help to direct potentially harmful adjunctive immunosuppressive therapy away from lung transplant recipients with reduced risk of BOS.