Sentence examples for extra harm from inspiring English sources

And the intensification of farming that is needed, especially in poor countries where agricultural productivity is low, must be achieved while doing as little extra harm to the environment as possible, the report says.

The ratings are just too huge for the league not to consider the move, even if it causes players untold extra harm; this was the first year that each football game shown in prime time won its time slot.

The animal must be killed in a way that causes the least amount of pain and suffering: one slice to the throat, no electricity, and no extra harm.

This awareness can encourage the use of prevention strategies to avoid extra harm to this patient group.

This differential increase in cumulative probability of death emphasises the central role of tobacco as a risk factor for mortality, as well as the potential extra harm of increased alcohol consumption.

If they sit out for an hour extra, no harm is done.

The parents, however, do not consider the extra days harm and trust their omnipotent God, which keeps them from making decisions about life and death.

And if the government were to increase its monitoring of FDI and trade flows, the extra bureaucracy could harm the real economy.

Those attending voiced their anger about the extra noise and harm to the environment, and concerns about recent trials of new flight paths into Heathrow.

"We went back, we looked at the evidence, we said, 'No, no, there is no extra evidence of harm, it's still a class C drug.' He said, 'Tough, it's going to be class B'".

Plus, it is just an extra, so no harm no foul if you don't ever use it.