Sentence examples for hardly harmed from inspiring English sources
Either way, it hardly harmed her career prospects.
Kawczynski happens to be standing for the chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, and so taking on a traditionally "left-wing" subject will hardly harm his chances among the Labour and Lib Dem MPs he needs to woo.
This assumption is rather reasonable (implied by the Central Limit Theorem; Koutsoyiannis 2008, chapter 2.5.6) and could hardly harm the results.
Given that misshapen fruits and vegetables can hardly harm us like poisonous foods do, it's highly unlikely that our aversion to odd-looking produce is an evolutionary adaptation, Zellner said.
"And if we had invested five hundred million dollars in 1994 and raised five hundred million in media, it could be worth ten billion dollars today". Microsoft has hardly been harmed, however.
The fact that it was one of the first Disney projects in color (all those rounded, pleasurable pinks) was hardly going to harm its prospects, and if Walt's new fixation was to banish black-and-white, well, such eager boyishness was never hard to sell.
Kenyon may find it unseemly for opposing lawyers to annotate a trial while it is going on and to make derogatory statements about each other, but he can hardly maintain that justice is harmed by such behavior.
Formalin-fixed tissues may be stored over decades, with hardly any harm to the samples when inspected by histology.
They tell complicated stories about our place in a world we've harmed — some so complicated that they hardly seem to exist at all.
The comparison is hardly flattering to this week's picture and would probably have harmed it until a few years ago.
