Of course we should not tolerate inappropriate use — subjecting patients to harm for the sake of a profit is unconscionable.
Continued release of the tamarisk-eating beetles could pose harm for the tamarisk-nesting flycatchers, the Agriculture Department says.
"We as a democratic country need to find durable solutions to ensure these children remain protected from harm for the rest of their lives".
But the anger directed toward the Gates Foundation will cause more harm for the foundation, which is doing great work, than it will for private prison companies.
In this case, the Internet has also been a help, not a harm, for the Postal Service because of Web sales on sites like eBay.
It's open to so much misinterpretation and confusion that actually you're doing more harm for the organization than you are good.
The falsehoods that Trump tells are of a scale and recklessness that, even if they seem to be of minimal harm for the moment, are still inherently sinister, not merely silly.
"He did far more good than harm for the movement," Dick Pound, an I.O.C. member, said in an e-mail message hours after Samaranch had died at age 89 in a Barcelona hospital Wednesday.
The jury at Manchester Crown Court which convicted him today of the murder of Miss Barnes was not told of his violent past - or that he faced five charges of grievous bodily harm for the nightclub attack.
The judge said none of the plaintiffs, including the several religious groups that joined the lawsuit, could make the requisite showing that they faced "direct and immediate harm" for the simple reason that enforcement of the rule has been delayed until August 2013.
The results show that a carbon cap will do more good than harm for the environment.
