Sentence examples for harm to play from inspiring English sources

So it could do no harm to play my game.

"It wouldn't do any harm to play well during the time that he's over here so that I can show him what I'm capable of," McIlorum said.

From this preliminary research it can be concluded that assessments of harm seem to play an important role in HCPs' speaking up behaviours and that these assessments may differ between professional roles.

Mr. Falciani disputes that he is peddling his information for cash and the claims — pressed by Ms. Mikhael — "are part of moves that people are keen to play" to harm his reputation.

We are reminded (and this is why such films, strong and weak alike, keep coming along) that the goal of robots is not merely to serve us without causing harm, as Isaac Asimov proposed, but to play a part.

While some excited dogs are still nippy, its just happy and wants to play, not to harm you.

However, the present findings contribute to the harm-reduction debate and suggest that plain packaging may have a role to play in this proposed harm-reduction approach.

Sunday suggested that the players now at his command are too good, and too proud, to be ordered to play negatively or to harm their fellow pros on Barça's side.

All health-care providers have a role to play in reducing alcohol-related harm.

This week it's back to playing spoiler, hoping to harm Philadelphia's playoff hopes.

Probiotic treatments are thought to increase the levels of commensal bacterial species that populate the human gut, causing no harm to their host and playing an important role in maintaining gut health.