The phrase "harmful character" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a person whose actions or behavior might be considered dangerous or damaging. For example: "The mayor has demonstrated a harmful character, introducing policies that have resulted in a dramatic decrease in public safety."
The stress concentration factor is higher in the bottom of the notched weld at the load-bearing segment, which in most instances causes crack problems with an increase in stress intensity factor; this finding explains the harmful character of such defects and reveals the extent to which the presence of a notch in a weld fillet lowers the resistance of offshore structures to fatigue cracks.
A minority explicitly said that they did not want to know everything, due to the possible harmful character: "…that will just leave me thinking.
The results revealed that not all patients wanted to be fully informed about their health condition; some wanted to be protected against information of a potentially harmful character.
Royal Parks said it "strongly supports" the principle of the project but believes its scale and design would have "significant harmful impacts" on the "character and function" of the park.
When a company experiences a rash of ugly resignations, rather than blaming those harmful departures on employees' character, organizations should instead consider the possibility that their employees feel mistreated and explore whether the managers involved need to learn to supervise employees more adeptly.
A Pembrokeshire council enforcement notice states the house was "harmful to the rural character of the locality".
Donaldson does not believe the character is "morally harmful or that the creators are responsible for moral harm he may have caused".
And while overall bisexual representation increased on broadcast and streaming networks, GLAAD says it continues to see harmful tropes played out around characters who identify as bisexual, often portraying them as manipulative or untrustworthy.
The Inferno represents a false start during which Dante, the character, must be disabused of harmful values that somehow prevent him from rising above his fallen world.
As with Bridesmaids, the film uses the lead character's often selfish and harmful behaviour for laughs early on – but unlike Kristen Wiig's more nuanced movie, Trainwreck holds back from cutting quite so deep in the third act.
What immediately struck me about Strangers is its gung-ho commitment to showing an out bisexual character free from the usual harmful stereotypes that accompany bisexual characters on television.
