Sentence examples for harm the experience from inspiring English sources

At a minimum, Mr. Jarecki said, Wikipedia should offer a so-called spoiler alert to warn readers that "you are about to enter a section likely to harm the experience of the movie for you".

Anonymous Facebook users might sling hate speech and otherwise harm the experience of everyone else.

What remains to be seen is how Apple will implement the trade-in program without harming the experience of shopping at an Apple store.

Even if Mr. Zerai-Misgun and his colleague were never directly physically harmed, the experience probably took a toll on their bodies.

How many of the children in recent cases might have been protected from further harm if the experience of other young people, and the options for them, had been shared beforehand?

Supposedly, this was part of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's reluctance to harm the user experience.

Onset deviations of more than 20 ms tend to harm the listening experience, but may be used for score following purposes.

Switching to an ARM-based SoC before Project Marzipan starts bearing fruit seems backwards; ARM-based Macs running x86 applications under emulation would harm the user experience.

When neither a potential subject nor her surrogate is able to meaningfully consent to being interviewed, when the interview is unlikely to provide any socially useful information, and when evidence suggests that at least some such potential interview subjects will be harmed by the experience, there is a strong prima facie case that such interviews ought not to be done.

If they care about you, they'll be worried that you are going to fail and be disappointed or harmed by the experience.

The subsequent public outcry tends to harm the committed, experienced companies, as politicians paint all health care companies with the same brush.