Sentence examples for entirely harmful from inspiring English sources

Freddy Guzman and Brett Gardner, who had entered the game as pinch-runners, followed Rodriguez, so walking him would not have been entirely harmful, either.

Watt writes that "Mayr's dichotomy misrepresents the causal process of natural selection, and thus is entirely harmful".

While marriage is stable or strengthening among our college-educated elites, much larger numbers of Americans, particularly in middle and working-class America, are abandoning the institution entirely, with harmful social and personal consequences.

This can be used as a basis for the future designing of novel amorphous Ti-based implant alloys entirely free of harmful additions.

Of course, mobile phone and other technology companies argue that mobile connectivity is entirely beneficial, not harmful, and many younger people, office workers, and self-employed would agree.

The weight of evidence suggests that egg intake is largely or entirely free of harmful effects for most people, and might be associated with some benefit depending on how foods are used to replace one another.

Getting rid of this harmful policy entirely would require Congress to act.

His so-called "family values" lead him to postulate that not only is contraception harmful to society and "a license to do things in the sexual realm that is counter to how things are supposed to be", but also "doesn't work and is harmful to women" and states should be allowed to ban its sale entirely.

The Children and Young Persons (Harmful Publications) Act of 1955 resulted in only two prosecutions in 1970, but the stigma of comics as "harmful publications" has never entirely gone away.

Pollen is entirely natural, and nothing natural is harmful, so hay fever is caused by an imbalance.

These type 2 caregivers can feel entirely captive and may ultimately become harmful or aggressive towards the care-receiver.