Sentence examples for harm more from inspiring English sources

Failure in Qatar would harm more than just the prospects for freer trade.

But critics claim that tools like Carpenter's assistant will ultimately harm more workers than it helps.

Its loss of that trust has the potential to harm more than just the company itself.

These preferential approaches have greatly helped the immediate beneficiaries, but harm more distant regions by drawing FDI and trade away.

'HOLES' (Saturday and Sunday) Military-style boot camps intended to reform youthful offenders can often harm more than they heal.

It warned that the test may push them to undergo unnecessary invasive tests and treatments apt to harm more people than help.

An adult morbidity survey in England shows that between 2000 and 2014, the number of adults reporting self-harm more than doubled.

But Mr. Blair harmed more than himself.

"In actuality, we were harmed more than helped," Thorn said.

The record suggests that some teams will be harmed more than others.

But there is also a sense in which society can be harmed more generally.