Sentence examples for harmful doing from inspiring English sources

The evidence so far suggests that ARKO was less harmful doing nothing.

So long as women continue to accept this conception of moral agency, says Frye, they, no less than men, will continue to think that ethics is about knowing what is best for everyone and then imposing this best on them no matter how painful or harmful doing so proves to be (Frye, "A Response to Lesbian Ethics: Why Ethics?", 1991).

That many teenagers are aware that tanning can be harmful does not prevent them from doing it.

The first phase would test only the general liability of the manufacturer: was asbestos harmful, did the manufacturer know it, and were plaintiffs exposed?

And what can those of us who believe extremism is harmful do to stop it?

"Already it is clear that keeping cannabis illegal merely because it is harmful does not square with the government's policies on alcohol and tobacco.

When examining alcohol-blood pressure association among current drinkers, we observed that a threshold beyond which alcohol consumption begins to become harmful does not appear to exist.

Questions were phrased as global comparisons, in the form 'Compared with other brands, how appealing (tasty, harmful) do you think this brand of cigarettes is?' The respondents were presented with four answer categories, in the form of: this brand is less appealing (tasty, harmful), no difference, or more appealing (tasty, harmful) and 'do not know'.

Eating one thing such as açaí or salmon for every meal, while not harmful, doesn't do all that much to keep your immune system at its strongest.

Nor did time pass quickly for those who served under either policy: the initial ban, officially established in 1916, or the equally harmful "don't ask, don't tell" of 1993.

Professional carpet cleaning, if not done responsibly by a reputable firm that you have researched thoroughly, can be almost as harmful as doing nothing.