Sentence examples for harmful contribution from inspiring English sources
"harmful contribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to the negative effect of something that someone has done or contributed. For example, "The factory's harmful contribution to the environment has caused many problems in the area."
These studies suggest a protective role for EGFR inhibitors in the course of lung fibrosis, indicating a potentially harmful contribution of the increased EGFR levels.
Although the special issue was opened to both beneficial and harmful microorganisms, contributions received focused on "good bugs".
There's nothing about the investment that's illegal or harmful, and the contribution to the economy is immense".
Also harmful was the contribution of one abusive audience member at a Kevin Bridges gig in Arbroath, Angus, who was manhandled out of the Webster Memorial theatre after shouting "derogatory terms about people's mothers", according one witness.
Clearly, the meeting today is not harmful, the meeting is part of a contribution in relieving the relationship.
An agent's most direct contribution to a harmful upshot of his agency is the contribution that most directly explains the harm.
These contributions showed the harmful consequences of deportation activities on people's lives, and their uselessness as a means of deterring further undocumented migration.
"These unprecedented commitments have the promise to save hundreds of thousands of lives by cleaning the air and making roads safer; cutting congestion in hundreds of cities; and reducing the contribution of transportation to harmful climate change.
This is without a contribution to reduce the harmful effects mentioned above.
If we accept that the relative contribution of fatigue to harmful and other medical errors is significant, then the contribution of duty hours to resident fatigue warrants closer consideration.
Our design and results contribute to explaining the mixed evidence in the literature on partner versus stranger comparisons and allow us to understand under which conditions commitment can be conducive or harmful to achieving and sustaining higher levels of contribution.
