Sentence examples for harm of buying from inspiring English sources

Cameoheaven.com had a 1920s-era silhofette of a curly-haired maiden for $195, for instance, and what would be the harm of buying her?

He said that the sharp reduction in the size of the military over the last decade or so had harmed some businesses, although a policy of buying uniforms made in the United States gave his company a leg up.

In fact, the pure logic of buying life insurance on a stranger actually has a moral advantage to buying a naked CDS -- at least with individuals, the act itself of buying life insurance doesn't harm the stranger.

So what's the actual harm in buying a $5 top?

IK: Since the law destroyed any questioning of the harm in men buying women for sex, the acts are becoming increasingly dangerous, violent and degrading.

"This event is about hocking glitzy, sexist merchandise through Target – pure and simple," said Susan Gregory Thomas, the author of Buy, Buy Baby: How Consumer Culture Manipulates Parents and Harms Young Minds.

Another economic slowdown could harm business buying cycles that have been key for Microsoft's growth.

To make absolutely sure that you aren't harming your hair, consider buying your products from a natural grocery store instead of a drugstore chain.

Privilege unconsciously causes the harm of others.

Claudia Card describes the harm of evil as an intolerable harm.

Tell them the harm of Bulimia.