Sentence examples for harmful critics from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to take issue with Mr. Fox's resigned conclusion that economic and political forces will soon spread fracking around the world, no matter how harmful critics say it may be to the environment and our health".

But the record also shows that the process is probably less economically harmful than some critics maintain.

And while they may not be as harmful as tobacco cigarettes, critics like the British Medical Association and the World Health Organisation are wary of the trend and warn of the dangers that may be associated with the smoking devices.

As the leadership of the ministry passes from hand to hand, decisions that are made are often myopic, and sometimes even harmful in the long term, critics say.

Proponents of the cigarettes say they help address nicotine cravings without other harmful aspects of cigarettes, while critics say that the long-term effects are unclear.

In the last of his Lionel Robbins lectures at the LSE on June 10th, Mr Krugman feared that most macroeconomics of the past 30 years was "spectacularly useless at best, and positively harmful at worst".These internal critics argue that economists missed the origins of the crisis; failed to appreciate its worst symptoms; and cannot now agree about the cure.

Ironically, critics of the harmful effects of technology tend to reinforce the strong claims of technological determinism.

A Winnipeg radio host has been suspended after his show posted two YouTube music videos that critics argue reinforce harmful stereotypes about Indigenous people and are sexist.

Supporters of the media ownership rules said the critics had exaggerated the harmful consequences of further industry consolidation.

The sponsors of the new bill say that its proposed management structure will help protect the space program from what critics currently see as harmful political influence.

Critics say greenwashing is indeed harmful, and they cite examples.